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JR Haseloff
  • Realtor
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Anyone used Zeus Auctions software yet? (TaxLienCert auctions)

JR Haseloff
  • Realtor
  • Fort Worth, TX
Posted

Just wondering if anyone has purchased Tax Lien Certificates through the new Zeus Auction software yet.  (https://www.zeusauction.com)

I'm used to the COUNTY.realtaxlien.com software where you put in bids and don't know the results until the batch closes.  With Zeus, it's more like eBay.  You place your max bid and it automatically proxy bids up to your max and tells you who is currently winning.  

I guess my question regards your experiences with the outcomes of these auctions.  It seems that corporate money comes in and bids the interest rates down so low (or the premiums so high) that it's not worth the time.  With the auction due to close on 16NOV (couple days) I'm hoping that I actually win some of the $20k in certs that I'm currently winning.  

I'll keep you updated.

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