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Sean Dezoysa
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How long for tax delinquents to turn into liens?

Sean Dezoysa
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Property Radar only filters properties based on delinquent status. Anyone know how long it takes for those to turn into liens?

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Robin Simon
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Robin Simon
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Quote from @Sean Dezoysa:
Property Radar only filters properties based on delinquent status. Anyone know how long it takes for those to turn into liens?
Each state and sometimes even county/municipality has very different rules and laws governing this, its a very tangled web of understanding the nuance of how it works.  On top of that, the interest accrual schedule can vary tremendously.  If you are going to get into tax lien investing, likely best to hyperfocus on individual jurisdictions and really know the rules and processes that are followed
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