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Mario NA
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Tax lien certificates investing in Indiana

Mario NA
  • Investor
  • Lafayette, IN
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I have purchased tax liens for the first time and are a bit confused about the next steps. Do I need to notify the property owner and other lien holders within a certain period or do I need to wait until the redemption period is over. Who has experience and can help?

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Adrien C.
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Adrien C.
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You need to find an attorney that does tax liens and pay them the money to do it correctly. Up in NW Indiana, it costs us about $1200 per property for the attorney to do the notifications at the correct times. It's worth the money because if you don't do it correctly, you'll waste a bunch of money and time (15-18 months or more) and never get your deed. 

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