Texas Tax lien certificates?
819540
Try a Google search using key words from your question.
228373
you can get a letter report from a title company.  the tital company checks to see if there are any liens, etc. on the property.
103110
I'm not aware of this particular company, but to the extent that it claims that it can help you recover long lost property belonging to you or your family, these are usually scams.  Before you give this company any money or personal information, you will want to contact the Better Business Bureau AND the Texas Attorney General's Office to see what records they have on such a company.  You will also want to contact the Texas Secretary of State, which should handle business registrations for legitimate businesses operating in Texas.  If the business is listed with the Texas AG's Office, it is likely not a legitimate business since the attorneys general in all states keep records on bad guys whom they have had to investigate.  If it is listed with the Better Business Bureau, check to see what, if any reports have been made against it.  It may be listed with the BBB because it is a member in good standing, or it may be listed because it has been the subject of negative reporting before.  Best of luck to you.  If you follow this advice before doing business with any unfamiliar company or agency, you will likely not be scammed.  I am including links to all three agencies' web sites.
918035
The easiest way would be to order a title search. The title report would disclose any liens against the property, who the current owner of record is, easements, mineral claims, etc.
522604
http://www.state.tx.us/ has all applicable web sites. You will probably have to pay a charge. I would search there first
458239
Yes of curse, get in touch with your county tax collector's office. Some counties have a combined assessor/collector. They will sell unpaid taxes either at auction sales or on an individual basis.
474971
If you are looking for information regarding liens on a particular property, those must be filed in local property records.  There's no special site for federal tax liens.  Any sort of lien (be it for federal, state or local taxes, or for a judgment) would be filed wherever your local property records are kept.
193783
Most people go to the tax office inthe county in which the lot is located.  Talk to the clerk and see if they cn help you located this lot on their plat maps. Then you should be able to get the information you needed.
870850
Get ahold of the "Statistics" office in that state.There is a fee for a duplicate certificate.
1120787
You'd have to look up the laws of the appropriate state, but in general tax lien sales take many years before you gain possession (5 years?). The delinquent may at any time re-claim the property by paying the taxes. They'd have to go like 5 years and never pay, then you could get a quit-claim deed (or something like that), then I think wait a few more years before the property is actually yours.
651193
Have your Accountant and Attorney check T.C.A. § 28-3-110  \n\nIm almost positive that this is the Statute that Tennessee relies on for it's 10 year Statute of Limitations on Tax Liens.
414610
It actually isn't a scam. What you need to watch out for are people who give you poor advice. These people are usually poor them selves.\nI currently hold three Tax Liens Certificates.\nYes they do pay out 12-50% the fifty percent is in some counties in michigan and texas on the second year.\nJust about every county has a department that takes care of them. You need to contact your county tax collector you need to ask the right questions however or people the receptionist many not know what your talking about. You will need to have them send you a list of deinquent tax properties and then pick the lien or liens that you what. Send a check with the amount to cover the delinquent lien and then after 1-3 years, depending on the the time frame for that county to have the tax payer make taxes current you will recieve a check with interest. If you have other questions about it email me at the website below, I can tell you a good book to pick up that tells you everything you need to know.
348834
your county tax auditor should have a web site and u will be able to see all previous owners that it was titled for not sure if that is what u are looking for hope it helps
208001
Contact your State. If you had someone do your taxes for you they should have a copy.
1157145
You should start with the State's Licensing requirements first. You would need to file a Texas Tax Registration. If you want to use a fictitious name for your business, then you would have to file that on the County level. If you want a place where you can find these forms, you can go to http://www.businesslicenses.com/Licenses/TX/Collin/Allen-4808501924/.
318017
simply have a release of lien form filed in the county court clerks office where the home is. The cost is about $10. Any title company can prepare and notaries the form for you for a small fee.
234190
You can only get copies of birth/death certificates from  the Office of Vital Statistics for your state.\n\nFor Texas look here: http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/vs/reqproc/certified_copy.shtm\n\nSeems the cheapest is $22.00