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Max Brunke
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Tax Liens in Oregon

Max Brunke
  • Developer
  • Portland, OR
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Hello BiggerPocketers. I just listened to Podcast Show 56 and was intrigued by the tax lien investing discussion. I live in Oregon and reviewed the Oregon Revised Statutes as @Ankit Duggal suggested. My light reading included ORS Chapters 311 and 312 which discuss Oregon tax liens. None of the sections seem to allow any room for tax lien investors. It looks like the only participant in the process is the taxman. Anyone on BP have experience with tax lien investing who can shed some light on this topic with respect to delinquent taxes in Oregon?

Show 56: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/02/0...

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    Cody Cox
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    Cody Cox
    • Note Investor
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    Oregon is basically not a tax lien state. What happens is the county will eventually foreclose and then auction off the property. Oregon counties do not sell tax liens or certificates.  

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