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George P.
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Lawyer messed up. Now what?

George P.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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My tax lien lawyer didn't file the lawsuit within allowed time frame, and my tax lien expired. He apologized, said it's very unusual to have a case to fall through the cracks in his office, and promised to send me an amount to cover my investment and the interest I would have earned if held for all this time.

Now I was hoping for a foreclosure of this lien, in which case I'd potentially earn times more than the silly interest rate.

And BTW he has a few of other tax liens for me that are in the process of foreclosure.

What would you guys do?.....

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Pat L.
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Pat L.
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maybe check to see if HE exercised it himself :)

I would pursue it in a friendly manner for a larger reimbursement than what he is offering & I would definitely find another attorney asap.

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