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Recording Tax Lien Certificates

Account Closed
  • Rental Property Investor
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I have many tax lien certificates to record, but have not reached the 90 day mark yet. For those who buy hundreds or thousands of liens-

- Do you record all of them?

- If you don't record and the lien redeems after 90 days, is there any issues?

-is there a price point where is it not worth recording (below foreclosure costs)? 

-Is recording really only important if you plan to pursue foreclosure?  

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Jerry K.
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@An I don't invest in states where you have to record the tax lien, but I would recommend getting to know the statutes on it very well. Either Google the state tax lien statutes, which will spell out the process, or take a tax lien attorney out for breakfast and discuss the topic.

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