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Account Closed
  • Investor
  • Canton, GA
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Turn Key Tax Lien/Deed Services

Account Closed
  • Investor
  • Canton, GA
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I'm curious to know if anyone knows of any national and / or local tax lien services that offer a turn key sales solution for those wishing to invest liquid cash or self directed IRA funds into tax liens / deeds. Anyone know of any good ones? I can't seem to find anything reputable thru Google searches.

Would a real estate attorney be the best choice for this?

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Adam Hershman
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Adam Hershman
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Originally posted by @Account Closed:

I'm curious to know if anyone knows of any national and / or local tax lien services that offer a turn key sales solution for those wishing to invest liquid cash or self directed IRA funds into tax liens / deeds. Anyone know of any good ones? I can't seem to find anything reputable thru Google searches.

Would a real estate attorney be the best choice for this?

 Hey Dave,

I'm not a RE expert like you might expect to find on a BP forum, I work in the SD IRA world. I can tell you from experience of our clients most of the national tax lien/deed services are programs who want to educate you and get you involved in a program that they offer, other than that it seems to be a crap shoot. Some of them look legitimate and aren't some look like they are clearly a scam and are legitimate. The best thing to do is network with some local professionals in your are who are doing the same kind of investing and see if they have any suggestions, or in other words, good job posting on BP hopefully you get some responses that are more helpful than this one.

Adam

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