Florida Tax Lien Certificates
Tax certificates are an easy, solid investment and can help you the average person gain a larger, more secure return on your investment. Florida is both a tax lien and tax deed certificate state, making it a great state for tax sales. On a county basis tax lien sales are held in the month of either May or June. Like most other States the bidding is done a competitive basis. Florida is favorable in that it has a high interest rate of 18% with a short redemption period of only two years on all tax lien sales. Florida is not only considered a favorable state for tax liens because of the high interest rate of 18% and short redemption period of two years but because tax deeds sales on foreclosed properties in counties where there are limited bidders can become extremely lucrative.
Florida Tax Lien Certificates in
Alachua County,
Baker County,
Bay County,
Bradford County,
Brevard County,
Broward County,
Calhoun County,
Charlotte County,
Citrus County,
Clay County,
Collier County,
Columbia County,
DeSoto County,
Dixie County,
Duval County,
Escambia County,
Flagler County,
Franklin County,
Gadsden County,
Gilchrist County,
Glades County,
Gulf County,
Hamilton County,
Hardee County,
Hendry County,
Hernando County,
Highland County,
Hillsborough County,
Holmes County,
Indian River County,
Jackson County,
Jefferson County,
Lafayette County,
Lake County,
Lee County,
Leon County,
Levy County,
Liberty County,
Madison County,
Manatee County,
Marion County,
Martin County,
Miami-Dade County,
Monroe County,
Nassau County,
Okaloosa County,
Okeechobee County,
Orange County,
Osceola County,
Palm Beach County,
Pasco County,
Pinellas County,
Polk County,
Putnam County,
Santa Rosa County,
Sarasota County,
Seminole County,
St. Johns County,
St. Lucie County,
Sumter County,
Suwannee County,
Taylor County,
Union County,
Volusia County,
Wakulla County,
Walton County,
Washington County