A New York piece of land is assumed to be owned by a corporation. The last known corporate officer is deceased, yet I have been paying the property taxes since 2012. No one knows how to get a clear title to the land. I want to sell it but don't have clear title, so what can I do?

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It would be best to contact an attorney to assess the validity of the transaction and whether the person who sold it had the right to sell the property in...

Yes, because you do not "pay" for squatter's rights. If you've simply been squatting there, someone else can purchase the property legally.

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