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Sundai S.
  • League City, TX
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Texas Tax Deed Buying/Selling

Sundai S.
  • League City, TX
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When buying and then selling tax deed properties in Texas, is it possible to "wholesale" the property shortly after purchase, if you find a buyer willing to purchase (at deep discount, all cash deal) and handle the suit to quite title or redemption period.

For example, buying the property at %20 market value and selling to whole seller at %60 market value, to ensure quick sale and the new buyer's risk/reward ratio is high.

If so, is this a sustainable business model? 

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