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Tax Lien Investing

Joseph Hernandez
  • CA
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Hi everyone!

i've come across some vacant/boarded up properties that i've been attempting to flip. During my research some of them are defaulted taxes facing auction or haven't been paid yet. I'm assuming i could pay the taxes online even against the owners wishes and either take over the house that way over time or at least earn a return on my money if they redeem. What factors are at play here? Any insight or experience is appreciated.

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