Guide to Nassau County Tax Deed and Foreclosure Sales
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The Frame
Residents and investors participating in property auctions in Nassau County assume full legal and financial responsibility for any existing liens, mortgages, or title defects on properties purchased, as the Clerk's Office does not guarantee clear titles.
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Property Bidders
Bidders are responsible for conducting their own due diligence and assume all risks associated with property encumbrances.
Nassau County Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller
The agency is responsible for facilitating the sale process and maintaining public records.
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Why It Matters
Residents and investors participating in property auctions in Nassau County assume full legal and financial responsibility for any existing liens, mortgages, or title defects on properties purchased, as the Clerk's Office does not guarantee clear titles.
Key Facts
- The Clerk's Office does not guarantee clear titles for properties sold at tax deed or foreclosure auctions.
- Winning bidders assume responsibility for all existing encumbrances, including judgments, priority mortgages, taxes, and liens.
- Bidders are advised to perform independent title searches and consult with an attorney prior to placing any bids.
- Effective July 1, 2021, pursuant to SC20-1765, filers in circuit civil, county civil, and small claims cases are responsible for ensuring proper filing.
- The Clerk's Office does not provide legal advice or assistance in researching specific properties.
- Email addresses sent to the office are considered public records under Florida law.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Clerk's Office guarantee that a property purchased at auction has a clear title?
What should I do before bidding on a property?
Can the Clerk's Office help me research a property I am interested in?
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Filing Responsibility Update
The document notes a shift in filing responsibility for civil cases effective July 1, 2021, per SC20-1765.
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www.nassauclerk.com
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