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Jose Rueda
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Jose Rueda
  • Coral Springs, FL
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Hello BP, So I'm currently trying to invest in Broward County, FL and I've been knocking on doors and trying to get in front of people as much as I can. I been working with my friends who are newbies as well and we've been going after people who are facing foreclosure in the next couple 60-90 days. We got our information from the Elite Legacy training and we want to be able to give options and help these people who are facing this challenge. Are there any investors in the south Florida region that can provide some information regarding how the process should be done? My exit strategies were to initially wholesale but if not then fix and flip or hold. My form of finances was to get a hard money loan and private money. Thank you for any insight regarding this.

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Carolyn Morales
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I follow all of the tax auctions both online and on the court house steps. I am starting to hate auctions driving up the price. I started buying Lands Available post auction over the counter from the tax deed office for base tax with no competition. Duval has 600 properties you can buy otc, post auction. Certificate holders who live elsewhere are forfeiting to Lands Available all the time because they know an investor will buy it otc and he/she  will get their money back plus 18%. You will not know unless you are watching post auction Lands Available lists on purpose and consistently because www.Realtaxeed.com still has the property status as,"SOLD" or " CERT HOLDER" Those statuses do not always stick especially with exclusively online only auctions.. the investor cert holder out of area just wants the %18 so they let it go to Lands Available very often

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