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Santa Rosa County Florida Tax Lien CertificatesSanta Rosa County
is located in northwest Florida (see map at http://www.floridacountiesmap.com).
The
county seat is Milton, and the population in 2000
was 117743. You can visit the Santa Rosa County website at http://www.co.santa-rosa.fl.us. The sale of tax certificates by the Tax Collector is required by state law to be conducted beginning on or before June 1 for the preceding year of delinquent real estate taxes. Delinquent taxes must be advertised for three consecutive weeks in a local newspaper. At the sale, bidding begins at an 18% interest rate and is bid down until the certificate is sold to the lowest bidder. When a tax certificate is redeemed and the interest earned on the face amount is less than 5%, a mandatory charge of 5% interest is due. Tax certificates are dated as of the first day of the tax certificate sale and expire after seven years. Rogue Real Estate Investor Collection contains detailed information on tax sales in all 50 states, including Florida tax lien certificate sales.
Santa Rosa County Tax Lien Certificate Sales Information about tax lien certificate sales is available on the Santa Rosa County Tax Collector's website at: http://srctc.com/html/realestate/realestatedelinquent.htm AND http://santarosataxcollector.governmax.com/collectmax/search_collect.asp?l_nm=advlist_owner&site=advlist_search AND http://srctc.com/html/misc/beachproplitigation.htm AND http://srctc.com/html/taxdownloads/downloads.htm If you have additional questions, you can contact the Tax Collector at: 6495 Caroline St. ( Hwy. 90 )
Florida Over-the-Counter Tax Lien Certificate Process Tax certificates on land which has been granted a homestead exemption for the year in which the delinquent taxes were assessed and which have a face value of less than $100 are not sold to the public at a tax certificate sale. These certificates are instead issued to the County. Once the face value and accrued interest exceed $100, the certificate may be sold to an individual. In addition, any certificates not sold at the tax certificate sale are struck off to the County and can be purchased by individuals. County-held certificates bear interest at 18% per year. The 5% minimum mandatory charge does not apply when a certificate is purchased from the County. Information about county-held tax lien certificates is available on the Santa Rosa County Tax Collector's website at: http://srctc.com/html/taxdownloads/downloads.htm This information is often more difficult to obtain. If there is no information available online, contact the County and ask to speak with someone who knows about tax lien certificate sales. Explain that you want information on purchasing tax lien certificates that were not sold at public auction. The Tax Collector for Santa Rosa County can be contacted at: 6495 Caroline St. ( Hwy. 90 )
Property Information Information on a property subject to a tax deed sale, such as appraised value and structural improvements, is available at the Santa Rosa County Property Appraiser's Office, located at: 6495 Caroline Street
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