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Updated almost 9 years ago,
Property Tax Lien Strategy
Hey BP Folks,
So I am looking to get into the tax lien arena, and was wondering how this strategy would play out:
Say I purchase a property tax lien at an auction, and the current owner ends up "defaulting" on the lien, and therefor I can foreclose on the house.
Does this mean that I can technically keep the property? What if there's an existing mortgage on the property for $100K? My understanding is that the property tax lien takes priority over the mortgage, but I can't imagine that I would be able to keep the property and the bank would be left out to dry?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!!