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Drew Wiard
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fort Wayne, IN
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Looking for insight for the Fort Wayne, Allen County IN Tax sale

Drew Wiard
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fort Wayne, IN
Posted

Hey all,

This year, I am looking to attend, and very likely invest at, the Allen County Tax lien sale in Fort Wayne (Ft. Wayne), Indiana.  I attended last year, just to observe and learn.  I have the basic concept, but I am curious:

1)  If any BP members have gone and invested?

2)  What's your strategy?  Do you look for properties that you'll likely eventually procure?  Do you look for properties, not b/c you want to own them, but b/c of the note?

In short - I plan to go, but would like to hear what successes you've had, and what you would suggest for someone heading into it if they had, $5k, $50k, $100k to spend.

Thanks!

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