Interested bidders MUST attend the sale in person or by representative, bring governmentissued identification, provide a social security number or federal employer ID number, and tender a deposit of $5,000.00 in cash or certified funds payable to “Pullman Comley, Trustee” at the time of the auction. The successful bidder must pay the balance of the sale price within five (5) days thereafter or forfeit this deposit; in the tax collector’s discretion, the second-highest bid might then
be accepted. Title will pass to the purchaser six months after the auction unless an owner or encumbrancer of record redeems the debt by paying the total delinquency plus 1.5% per month interest on the winning bid, which will be transmitted to the purchaser. If redemption does not take place by the date six months after the auction and in the manner provided by law, the delinquent owner and all mortgagees, lienholders and other record encumbrancers who have received actual or constructive notice of such sale as provided by law, are hereby notified that their respective titles, mortgages, liens and other encumbrances in such property shall be extinguished. This means you could permanently lose your interest in the property unless the taxes, charges, interest, attorney’s fees, and collection expenses are paid in full before the auction or within six months thereafter.
