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Tax Lien Investment in AZ (Maricopa County)

Laura Tabarez
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Hello everyone!

I am looking for feedback on tax lien investing in AZ. I went on to the Maricopa County website and realize they have an auction coming up in February 2020. The site has already opened for registration and you can preview the sales. I looked at several properties and they seem to be occupied. I have several questions I'm hoping someone can help me with. 

How would we find out if they are occupied by owners or renters? Also, if they are renters, would we simply take over the rental income? There were some that were vacant. I know in some states (like AL) you are able to rent out the property as soon as you purchase the tax lien. Does anyone know if it is the same in AZ? I would appreciate any feedback before I make bidding decisions in Feb. I plan to start with low percentage bids just to get some hands-on experience but would appreciate any feedback. 

Thanks in advance! :)

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