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wenmo · **on:** Jun 24, 2018

What is the difference between a tax deed and a certificate of sale?

Question 2

When is a landlord liable for injuries to tenants that result from criminal activity by third parties?
A) The landlord is always liable for such injuries
B) The landlord is never liable for injuries that result from criminal activity by third parties
C) The landlord is liable for criminal injuries to tenants by third parties when there has been criminal activity before and the landlord has not taken steps to prevent it
D) The landlord is liable for criminal injuries to tenants by third parties when the injuries are only related to property

nital · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 24, 2018

Answer to Question 1

A certificate of sale is subject to redemption by the owner during the redemption period. A tax deed is given after the redemption period expires.

Answer to Question 2

C