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Cal Ewing
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Florida Tax Deed Auction

Cal Ewing
  • Investor
  • Calgary, AB
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I am interested in buying some tax deed properties in Florida. At the moment  I am considering Duval County (Jacksonville), Orange County (Orlando) and Miami-Dade County.  I have spent a lot of time learning about and bidding at the Houston (Harris County) auction and find it to be extremely competitive.   I would appreciate some feedback from anyone who invests in the above Counties. Is it crazy competitive as well? Is it a waste of time trying or have you had some good success?

I look forward to hearing your thoughts

Cal 

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Eric Mullen
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  • Jacksonville, FL
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Eric Mullen
  • Investor
  • Jacksonville, FL
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I have been bidding on Duval county Tax Deed sales the last two months and have found it to be very competitive at least on the properties I have tried for. It is all done online now through the Clerk of Courts website. It is free to sign up and watch the bidding.

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