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Updated over 8 years ago, 06/22/2016

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Ryan Cooper
  • IT Manager
  • Albuquerque, NM
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What is the catch with Georgia Redeemable Deeds??

Ryan Cooper
  • IT Manager
  • Albuquerque, NM
Posted

I'm looking at a list of 25 properties, most of them in really good condition.

Referencing this site below, if a property is worth 100k, than I pay 50k to the tax assessors office.  

Scenario 1:  The owner pays me my 50k back and 20% on top to make it 60k.  That is an amazing return.

Scenario 2: The owner doesn't pay the taxes within 12 months and the property is mine and I start the foreclosure process.

What am I missing?  Why would any of these tax deeds still be available?  

http://pipgrouptaxliens.com/tax-liens-deeds-subpag...

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