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Tax lien/tax deed investing

Tamika Rue
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I have just been sent a price quote for a property Im very interested in but I'm still very skeptical. I believe that if it hasn't been in the states possession longer than 3 years then it'll be an assignment, but if it has then you get the tax deed. After researching I find out that no matter when it was sold to the state, after I start possession there will still be a 3 year redemption period. There seems to be people staying there so it is not vacant. Can I do an eviction with an assignment? I have until next month before the price quote expires but as soon as I figure out how to handle it being occupied I will take action immediately. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!

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