Saturday, April 17, 2004
You've got to love these tax deeds.
I got a letter in the mail yesterday. It's from the Davidson County codes department. It seems that I have trash, junk and/or debris in the yard off one of the properties that I have bought one of the tax auction. Ultimately, I'll have to take care of this, but that won't prevent me from trying to convince the codes department that it's not in my interest to clean it up. After all, I've still got 9 months left to go on the redemption period.
Ultimately, I will have to clean it up though. I do own it. I do have a deed even if it has stipulations. Maybe if I annoy them enough, then I can get a little more specific than "trash, junk, and/or debris." I've dealt with this sort of thing before. The last time I got there and found a refrigerator in the yard. They could have told me that. I wish I would have known that the last time. I mean a refrigerator is a little more than "trash, junk, and/or debris."
Makes me wonder if anybody from the government even looked at the place. Maybe, they just took a phone call and then sent me the letter. You got to love the government.
So I guess I know what I'll be doing on my next day off. I have until May 16 to fix this or else I'll have to appear in court. It may also cost me fifty dollars a day.
I've got to remind myself. This is another reason that this is a great investment. Because no one wants to deal with this sort of stuff.
I got a letter in the mail yesterday. It's from the Davidson County codes department. It seems that I have trash, junk and/or debris in the yard off one of the properties that I have bought one of the tax auction. Ultimately, I'll have to take care of this, but that won't prevent me from trying to convince the codes department that it's not in my interest to clean it up. After all, I've still got 9 months left to go on the redemption period.
Ultimately, I will have to clean it up though. I do own it. I do have a deed even if it has stipulations. Maybe if I annoy them enough, then I can get a little more specific than "trash, junk, and/or debris." I've dealt with this sort of thing before. The last time I got there and found a refrigerator in the yard. They could have told me that. I wish I would have known that the last time. I mean a refrigerator is a little more than "trash, junk, and/or debris."
Makes me wonder if anybody from the government even looked at the place. Maybe, they just took a phone call and then sent me the letter. You got to love the government.
So I guess I know what I'll be doing on my next day off. I have until May 16 to fix this or else I'll have to appear in court. It may also cost me fifty dollars a day.
I've got to remind myself. This is another reason that this is a great investment. Because no one wants to deal with this sort of stuff.
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