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Alex S.
  • Investor
  • Metro East of St. Louis (Illinois)
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So I need to evict grandma... (Tax deed sale in CA)

Alex S.
  • Investor
  • Metro East of St. Louis (Illinois)
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I'm working on doing my due diligence and fully understanding the risks of purchasing a tax deed sale in California before I bid.  I'm not sure I understand what happens after you win the auction and get a tax deed if the previous owner still lives there. 

Do y'all have any techniques or methods you use for evicting previous owners that lost their property?  Do you just call the police?

I'm not sure that I have the stomach or ethics for kicking grandma out on the street and maybe need a different investment vehicle if that's part of tax deed sales. 

Thanks for your thoughts, I've learned so much from this community already!

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