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Sam Shinn
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Mobile, AL (Mobile)
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Motivated to get into RE, are tax liens a great start?

Sam Shinn
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Mobile, AL (Mobile)
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I’m located in Athens lower part of Alabama and have been constantly looking at the Alabama D of R site listing of tax delinquent properties.

I’m feeling like this would be a great start in RE. I’m looking to eventually acquire properties to turn into rentals.

Are there any tips anyone could provide on how to best use the transcripts? I’m finding the addresses by searching county records for the parcels but some counties have hundreds of properties. I don’t mind doing the work if I have to even go through each one by one, but I also could use some pointers from more experienced professionals!

I have driven around to view several that were vacant lots and I use GE as well but could there be something more I could be doing?

If anyone is looking to mentor or have me come work with them or even volunteer who will show me the ropes, I’m all for that as well.

Thank you for any input or advice in advance.

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