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Research Software? Tax Lien / Deed

Gaston Ortega
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I am interested in the personal experience of tax lien and deed investors regarding research software that would facilitate access, visibility and research to filter through >3000 county auctions.

1- Are there some which are highly reputable while others considered more scammy in nature?

2- which do you have a good experience with?


3- From a common sense perspective I believe technology should be a good facilitator to waste less time creating a competitive advantage to find good deals faster. What do you all think? Interested in the opinion of those who have acquired properties and attended auctions over a few years.


4- As for expediting my education, and research, do you have opinions about the value of these two sources?

- Tax Sales Academy - Casey Denman

- Ted Thomas - and his “magic map” for research 

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