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Brian Holt
  • Mifflinburg, PA
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Tax deed sales

Brian Holt
  • Mifflinburg, PA
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Hi all,

I'm wondering if anyone here has had success reaching out to occupants of a home you bought at a tax deed sale? I'm wondering the best approach to get off on the right foot as I imagine it can be a pretty sticky situation. Any letters that have gotten a good response from a resident? Would love a sample if so. I am attending a tax deed sale later this month and have driven by most of the listings and many of the ones I am interested in appear to still be occupied. Thanks in advance for any and all input.

Thanks,

Brian

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