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Kevin Hurney
  • Investor
  • Hudson, FL
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Tax Auction Strategy

Kevin Hurney
  • Investor
  • Hudson, FL
Posted

I've come across a strategy where you obtain the list of properties that are going to be sold that month. Then you track down the owner and offer to pay the taxes and and an extra couple thousands dollars. The owner would then pay the back taxes and then sign the house to you using a "quick claim deed"? Anybody doing this strategy?

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