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Tax Deed Sale Purchase

LaTasha Belcher
  • Jacksonville, FL
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I've been to a few tax deed sales here in Jacksonville, FL and I wanted to know about financing for this type of purchase if there is one available. You only get a small window of time to pay the full amount of the winning bid. So my question is, would there be a financing option for this type of purchase or would one need to find a loan and just go to the next auction and hope for the best? 

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Ned Carey
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Ned Carey
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You should not be buying at any type of auction, tax or otherwise, unless you know you  have the money lined up. The timeline is just to short to get loans approved consistently. 

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