apparently in town some people have been paying off outstanding tax balances on certain properties and then being like "i own this now" which. is not how it works but it'd be fucking hilarious if it did lol
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in reply to @citriccenobite's post:
IDK where you live but in some places that is almost literally how it works. In New Jersey investors can bid on a "tax lien", which is the right to pay outstanding taxes for a property. If the owner continues to not pay their taxes, the lienholder can foreclose.
huh. yeah i live in florida but i've never heard of that being a thing here. the more you know