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Casey Mericle
  • Investor
  • Springfield, MO
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Experienced Investors Only Regarding IRS Tax Liens

Casey Mericle
  • Investor
  • Springfield, MO
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Any experienced investors out there ever purchased a trustee sale with an IRS tax lien attached? If you didn't just wait the 120 days (I'm not really searching for someone to tell me to wait the 120 days), then how did you work out the payment of the lien? What percentage of the lien did you have to pay off? Do you have any strategies in dealing with the IRS in a situation like this?

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