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Patrick Sullivan
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Tax Liens and Tax Lien Certificates: Massachusetts

Patrick Sullivan
  • Leominster, MA
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Where is the best place, site or source to go to to find all of the essential information to begin and use as reference for investing in both tax liens and/or tax lien certificates within the various counties throughout Massachusetts?

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Ann Bellamy
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  • Tyngsboro, MA
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Ann Bellamy
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  • Tyngsboro, MA
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There is no one place or source.  For the simple reason that all tax liens in MA are sold, if they are sold at all, by each town.  

You can look up the MA laws on MA.gov, but each town still has it's own process.  Some sell at online auction.  Some sell only entire portfolios by RFP.  Some use an auction house.  Some never sell.  

You can start by calling the towns that you are interested in.  Or you can look online at Worcester's auction.  

If it were that easy, everyone would be doing it.  Oh.  Wait.  A bunch of them are.  Be prepared for stiff competition. 

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