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All Forum Posts by: Justin Hayes

Justin Hayes has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: New To Real Estate

Justin HayesPosted
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Thanks everyone for the advice! Sat through my first Lien auction and watched bidders bid the majority of properties available down to 0% interest rates. I assume most auctions end up like this on the cheaper tax properties for us (investors) to at minimum, hold out in hopes of getting a property out of it, if they aren't going to make any interest on the lien if/when it redeems.

Post: Tax lien investing

Justin HayesPosted
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I'm brand new to the real estate game myself and looking to start with tax liens to get my feet wet.

Ive been watching a lot of videos of Dustin Hahn on YouTube. He seems down to Earth enough and seems really knowledgeable of liens and deeds. Just a resource I've used.

Post: New To Real Estate

Justin HayesPosted
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I'm new to real estate investing, looking to get my feet wet with small ROI investments such as tax liens to learn the process with smaller risks at first, then move to tax deeds. Any advice for a new investor? Thank you for any advice.