Nassau County Tax Deed and Foreclosure Sales Information
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The Frame
Prospective property buyers at public auctions in Nassau County assume full legal and financial responsibility for any existing liens, mortgages, or title defects on the property purchased.
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Property Bidders
Individuals participating in auctions must conduct their own legal and financial due diligence as they assume all risks associated with property defects.
Nassau County Clerk of Circuit Court
The office manages the auction process and maintains public records while disclaiming liability for property titles.
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Why It Matters
Prospective property buyers at public auctions in Nassau County assume full legal and financial responsibility for any existing liens, mortgages, or title defects on the property purchased.
Key Facts
- The Clerk of the Circuit Court does not guarantee clear titles for properties sold at tax deed or foreclosure auctions.
- Winning bidders are responsible for all existing encumbrances, including judgments, priority mortgages, taxes, and liens that survive the sale.
- Bidders are advised to perform independent title searches and consult with an attorney before placing any bids.
- The Clerk's office is prohibited from providing legal advice or assisting in property research.
- Effective July 1, 2021, pursuant to SC20-1765, filers in civil and small claims cases are solely responsible for ensuring document filings.
- Under Florida law, email addresses sent to the Clerk's office are considered public records.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Clerk's office guarantee that the property I buy at auction has a clear title?
Can the Clerk's office help me research a property before I bid?
What happens to existing liens or mortgages on a property after I win the auction?
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Filing Responsibility Update
The document highlights a shift in filing responsibility for civil and small claims cases effective July 1, 2021, under order SC20-1765.
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www.nassauclerk.com
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