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Tax Lien and Mortgage note investing

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Hello for a beginner investor, which type of investment would you recommend, tax liens or mortgage note investing. Also, I also see a lot of online courses on both topics which are expensive. Could someone share where I should start.

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Don Konipol
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Thanks for your response Nicolas. What strategy would you recommend for a beginner?

Totally depends on goals, time commitment, and funds available for investment.  One size DOES NOT fit all. 
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