TCA § 67-5-2505 — Lien rights of non-governmental entity when property bought by county with population of not less than 27,200 or not more than 27,300 at tax sale
If a qualifying county buys property at a tax sale, a non-governmental entity keeps its recorded contractual right to fees or assessments, but can enforce that right only through lien rights against the property.
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TCA § 67-5-2505 — Lien rights of non-governmental entity when property bought by county with population of not less than 27,200 or not more than 27,300 at tax sale
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