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Difference Tax Auction/ Foreclosure Auction
In PA, when going to a Tax auction all leans are free and clear, is it the same for a foreclosure? I am targeting a specific area that has great rental potential, an area I know family has over 40 units. In the tax auction not many properties are coming up, but for foreclosures, tons. So what should I keep a close eye on, or investigate deeply when trying to acquire a foreclosure auction property.