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Tax delinquencies: What’s a better list to market to?

Mike Schorah
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A list of 9 months late tax delinquencies or a list of tax delinquencies going to sale in 30 days?

Would the tax sale properties be difficult to wholesale like mortgage foreclosure auctions?

Would it be worth filing a FOIA/OPRA/RTKL/PIA request for 9 months late?

I’m assuming that 9 months late is better since it’s more difficult to get (less competition) and you have advantage of putting quantity into a dialer.

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@Mike Schorah

What is your end goal? To contact these borrowers and get the home under agreement before the sale?

30 days before would be cutting it very close as a buyer would need to run title etc and sellers typically do not move at a fast pace

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