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@Tony Marcelle I am not exactly sure what you mean. To actually wholesale a tax lien makes no sense.  There is no reason for someone to sell a lien below face value to you, and no reason for someone to pay a premium.

I am guessing you mean to wholesale a tax lien property. If it is a property you acquired by tax sale just sell it. I do that all the time. 

If it is a property about to be sold in tax sale or with a tax lien on it, you do it as you would do any other deal. You just need to get it done before the property is lost to the tax sale process. The past due taxes simply get paid off at settlement.

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