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Andres Felipe Aristizabal
  • New York
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Tax Liens - NJ

Andres Felipe Aristizabal
  • New York
Posted

Hey guys/gals,

I recently started looking into tax liens and have since read a couple of books related to the topic. I figured NJ would be a great place to start given that I'm located in NYC and spend half my time in NJ, so I went ahead and read The Complete Guide to Investing in New Jersey Tax Liens by Michael P. (just finished). Are there any others starting out with tax liens in NJ that would want to get on periodic calls to get each other's thoughts/inputs on counties, liens, etc.? Could be almost like an accountability partner(s). I'd also welcome the opportunity to chat about tax liens with those that already own and have experience with them. Any insights would be greatly appreciated!

Best,

Andres
 

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