Property tax relief · Real estate services

Behind on property taxes? You still have options.

Explore selling your home, a possible leaseback, or recovering excess funds after a tax sale. Show Me Tax advocates helps you understand the paths available for your property.

Before or after a tax sale, start with the facts.

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A clearer next step

Your home. Your circumstances. Your decision.

What you can expect

01 / Plain-language explanations

02 / Terms to review before deciding

03 / An honest look at what’s possible

Paths forward

Different situations.
Different solutions.

A pending tax sale and a completed auction call for different approaches. We look at where you are in the process, then discuss the options that may fit.

01 / Before a tax sale

Sell your property.
Consider a fresh start.

We buy homes with delinquent property taxes. Discuss a potential purchase and how outstanding taxes would be addressed as part of the transaction.

Want to stay in the home?

A sale with a leaseback may be an option. Availability, rent, and lease terms depend on the property and agreement—not every purchase includes a leaseback.

02 / After an auction

Find out if funds remain.

If your home has already sold at a tax auction, we help investigate and pursue excess proceeds that may be owed to you. Eligibility, deadlines, and recovery depend on local rules and the sale details.

03 / Our real estate approach

A new chapter for the property.

After purchasing a home, we may resell it, lease it back, or adapt it for short-term rentals with multiple income streams. Those are our ownership strategies—not a promise of income to the seller.

Tax-sale timelines can be short. A conversation with us does not pause an auction or extend a claim deadline. Confirm dates with the taxing authority and seek independent legal or tax advice when needed.

Take the first step

Start with your situation.

Choose an available service below to see its price and booking details. Property purchase terms, leaseback arrangements, and excess-funds recovery fees are case-specific and should be reviewed before you agree.

Move forward with clarity

Know your options.
Choose your next chapter.

Have your tax notice or sale paperwork ready. Let’s start there.

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