BROWARD COUNTY TAX DEED SALE HELP

Stop Your Broward County Tax Deed Sale—We Buy Homes Fast

If your Broward County property is scheduled for a tax deed sale, you have options. I buy homes before the auction so you keep your equity and your dignity.

• Cash offers in 24 hours

• Close in 7-14 days

• Rent-back options available

• Serving all Broward cities

Call 352-354-7800 now for a free, confidential consultation

How Broward County Tax Deed Sales Work

Broward County has Florida's second-largest property tax base and a massive volume of tax deed cases. The Broward County Clerk of Courts processes hundreds of applications monthly.

The Broward Timeline

Year 1: Taxes delinquent April 1. Certificate sale June 1.

Year 2+: Interest accrues at up to 18%.

Year 3: Tax deed application filed. Broward Clerk sends certified notice and posts on property.

3-4 months after application: Online auction. Broward uses a county-specific digital platform.

Your Broward Clerk Contact

Broward County Clerk of Courts

Recording & Tax Deed Division

201 NW 1st Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301

Phone: (954) 831-6565

Website: www.browardclerk.org

Broward County Cities We Serve

• Fort Lauderdale
• Hollywood
• Pembroke Pines
• Miramar
• Coral Springs
• Pompano Beach
• Davie
• Plantation
• Sunrise
• Deerfield Beach
• Lauderhill
• Weston
• Tamarac
• Margate
• Coconut Creek
• Oakland Park
• Hallandale Beach
• Dania Beach
• Wilton Manors
• Lighthouse Point
• Parkland
• Southwest Ranches
• And all unincorporated Broward areas

Why Broward County Homeowners Call Me

Broward's Boom-and-Bust Cycles

Broward's real estate market swings hard. Properties bought at peak values sometimes can't carry the tax burden when markets cool. I've worked with Plantation and Coral Springs homeowners who bought in 2006, survived the crash, but fell behind during recent inflation.

Retirees Overstretched

Weston, Pembroke Pines, and Coral Springs attracted thousands of retirees with "affordable" luxury. But HOA fees + insurance + taxes on a $500,000 home often exceed $15,000 annually. Fixed incomes don't stretch that far.

Inherited Homes in Probate Gridlock

Broward's large Caribbean and South American communities often have informal inheritance arrangements. Properties sit in deceased parents' names for years. Taxes go unpaid. By the time the family organizes, the tax deed sale is imminent.

Rental Property Investors in Trouble

Broward's strict tenant protections and eviction processes left some landlords unable to collect rent but still responsible for taxes. I've purchased occupied and vacant rental properties facing tax deed sales.

What Happens at a Broward County Tax Deed Auction

Broward's online auction platform attracts heavy investor participation. Key realities:

• Investors know Broward values. They bid aggressively on Fort Lauderdale and beach-adjacent properties.

• Interior condition is a mystery. Bidders discount heavily for unknowns—mold, tenant damage, hoarding situations.

• HOA liens stack up. Many Broward properties have thousands in unpaid HOA fees that scare auction buyers.

Your best financial outcome is almost always a pre-auction sale to me.

Your Options If You're Facing a Broward County Tax Deed Sale

Option 1: Cash Offer & Move On

Close fast, no repairs, no fees. Cash wired to your account.

Option 2: Sell Now, Rent Back for Up to 1 Year

Stay in your Broward home while planning your next move. Reasonable rent, flexible terms.

Option 3: Sell with Buyback Right

Repurchase your Broward property when your finances recover. Written agreement, locked-in price.

Broward County-Specific Resources

Broward County Property Appraiser

115 S. Andrews Avenue, Room 111, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301

(954) 357-6830

www.bcpa.net

For exemptions and assessment questions

Broward County Revenue Collection

115 S. Andrews Avenue, Room 102, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301

(954) 831-4000

Website:www.browardtax.org

For tax redemption and payment plans

Legal Aid Service of Broward County

(954) 765-8950

Free legal help for qualifying seniors and low-income homeowners

Frequently Asked Questions: Broward County Tax Deed Sales

Q: How long do I have after getting a Broward tax deed notice?

A: Usually 3-4 months. Broward processes applications efficiently. Don't delay.

Q: Can I redeem my Broward property by paying taxes?

A: Yes, before the tax deed issues. Call Broward County Revenue Collection for the exact payoff.

Q: What if my Broward property has a tenant?

A: Tenants complicate but don't prevent sale. Florida law protects tenant rights. We'll handle proper notice and transition.

Q: What about HOA liens in Broward?

A: Common issue. HOA liens get paid at closing. I factor them into my offer.

Q: Can you help with Fort Lauderdale beach condos?

A: Yes. I've purchased condos facing tax deed sales from Hallandale to Pompano Beach.

Q: What if I'm in probate and can't sell yet?

A: Call me immediately. I work with probate attorneys who can expedite Broward cases.

Call Now—Broward County Tax Deed Sales Move Fast

I've helped Broward homeowners in Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, Coral Springs, and throughout the county stop tax deed sales and keep their equity.

No pressure. No obligation. Just honest answers.

Call 352-354-7800 now, or fill out the form below. I'll call you back within 24 hours.

Nancy Cope

FL Tax Advocates

Serving Broward County & All 67 Florida Counties

Email: support@fltaxadvocates.org- © FLTaxAdvocates.org 2025

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