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Updated over 9 years ago on .
Tax Liens - What to expect at an auction
Hello Friends!
We have all heard about tax liens and how it is a passive money maker, but what does an investor expect when going to one of these events? Stories have been told of a handful of investors bidding down all the properties and winning, so the questions are as follows:
1) What are some tactics or general actions to take that would win a property?
2) What are the actual or realistic expectations when bidding? 16%? 5% 0%?
3) Can someone outline an event, attending the auction, bidding, and closing?
4) When does the purchase become ineffective in delivering your expectation? What I mean is, if the bidding has gone beyond the allowable interest <0% would the only reason to bid is the assumption that you will foreclose on the property? If I bid to pay 500$ for a cert do I get a return?
All gurus are encouraged to share and I am sure our BP community would love to hear the stories. Thanks so much!!