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Chelsey Jimenez
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Tax Lien vs Mortgage Foreclosure/Auctions

Chelsey Jimenez
  • Clayton, NC
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Which is better? To me I would think Tax Lien properties? There are tons in my area that appear in good condition. In my county they also give you a time frame before putting down the 10% deposit after auction to get title checked. This seems less risky, am I thinking of it correctly?

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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In referring to auction.com, you are dealing with a REO most likely. Not a tax lien, and likely not a foreclosure auction. The best $200/$300 you can spend is to sit down with a local RE attorney. Tax lien and tax deed auctions are much More complicated than mtg foreclosure auctions.

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