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Change Due Diligence <br /> 7. Proactively improving RPT's self-reliance will aid its capacity and ensure it can continue to <br /> achieve core mission objectives. <br /> <br />Deed Unsold Titles to the County <br /> 8. Requiring unsold properties to be conveyed to the county provides an additional <br /> opportunity to meet community development goals. <br /> <br />Lowering the Upset Price <br /> 9. In some cases, returning properties to tax rolls is more profitable than allowing penalties <br /> and interest to accrue. <br /> <br />Status Scrubbing <br /> 10. Conducting periodic reviews of unique parcels helps ensure the accuracy of tax rolls. <br /> <br />Foreign-Owned Debts <br /> 11. By establishing a step-by-step decision tree, RPT can move forward with foreclosure <br /> regardless of a nation's member-state status. <br /> <br />We would like to express our sincere appreciation for the Real Property Tax Divisions' unrestricted <br />access to sites, information, personnel, and coordination throughout the audit. Their cooperation <br />was exceptional. <br /> <br />4 P a g e <br />
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