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Steven Britton
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Tax Lien Investing in King / Snohomish Counties - WA

Steven Britton
  • Renter
  • Seattle, WA
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Rookie here;

This is the next thing I'd like to start learning - I've got some cash I'm not planning on using for 3-5 years. Can someone either call / email / consult / show / share where to get started with this.

I realize this is difficult and cut-throat from what I understand, but please send me down the road. I'll come back, unharmed, and armed with new knowledge.

-Steve

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Ryland Taniguchi
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Ryland Taniguchi
  • San Francisco, CA
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I go to tax lien auctions in 9 different states. Washington is a tax deed state and ultra competitive like the foreclosure auction. However, there are strategies that work here in Washington if you know how to do due diligence on raw land. My favorite strategy is to buy raw land and seller finance it to builders. The challenge with doing this is that you need to know the preliminary plat process, zoning, etc.

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