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Stephen Franco
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Tax deed deals and lending in PA

Stephen Franco
  • Scranton, PA
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I do tax sales in PA. Judicial sales. Doubling my money.  It's fun.

Going to start hard money lending to people facing tax sale.  Win/win as I see it .... win if they pay me off and I get my interest, win (since I do my diligence) if they don't and I get the home.

I am putting together people with lazy money to go after the deals...always a good return

my question is I hear the term 'predatory lending' . If I am clear with people on what we're doing (plain language, simple numbers) is this enough to be non predatory?

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