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Tax liens and tax deeds, with the owner's name and the property address.
Property taxes come first, ahead of the mortgage and the HOA. That is why a tax certificate is the safest seat at the table. We pull the county records every day, attach the owner and the address, and hand you the calendar that goes with each lien.
Our screen does the hard part. Every lien and every upcoming tax deed sale is checked against the county appraiser roll before you see it: is there a real structure, is the use residential or commercial, is the property worth many times the debt, is there a chain of unpaid years. The ones that could cost you money or waste your time never make the list. What is left is the short list a careful investor would build by hand, done for you, refreshed daily.
Tax liens, explained in 23 seconds
Ava walks through what a Florida tax certificate actually is. The county sells the unpaid tax debt, you buy it, and when the owner pays you get your money back plus interest. Rates are bid down from 18 percent and some certificates start near $100. The risk is picking the wrong property, and that is the part we screen for you.
Ava is an AI presenter, built in-house by KB Software. Not financial advice.
Lien Playbook: know exactly what to do, and when
Put a lien in and get the two endings side by side: the owner redeems and you get paid, or they don't and you apply for the deed. Every date is filled in: redemption window, the subsequent-year sale, the earliest deed application, the 7-year expiry.
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Track every certificate, get the 30 / 15 / 5-day countdown before each deadline with the checklist of what to check and what to send, and close each deal as redeemed or sold. Same login as this site.
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Questions about Florida tax liens
What is a Florida tax lien certificate?
When property taxes go unpaid, the county sells a certificate for the unpaid amount at its yearly tax certificate sale. The buyer pays those taxes and earns interest when the owner, or their lender, pays the county back.
How much interest does a Florida tax certificate pay?
Bidding starts at 18% a year and goes down; the winning bid sets your rate. When the certificate is redeemed you receive at least 5%, unless you bid 0%.
What happens if the owner never pays?
Two years after April 1 of the year the certificate was issued, the holder can apply for a tax deed, which sends the property to a public tax deed sale. A certificate with no deed application expires after 7 years.
Where does the KBTaxLiens data come from?
From public county clerk and tax collector records, checked against the county property appraiser roll for the owner name and property address. The records are refreshed daily.
Is KBTaxLiens free?
Yes. Searching is free, and a free account needs only an email and a password.
How you get paid: the owner (or their lender) redeems and the county sends you your money plus interest at your bid rate, Florida minimum 5%. How you could lose: worthless or contaminated land you end up owning, bidding the rate down to nothing, or missing a deed-application deadline. The Playbook covers each.
Educational information, not legal or investment advice. Records come from public county sources and are refreshed daily.