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Paul Wiseman
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Tax Lien Investing Potential

Paul Wiseman
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Anyone know about tax lien investing?  Specifically Tony Martinez of US Tax Lien Association. Sounds too easy, must be a catch to it. Thanks for any input.

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David Tubesing
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David Tubesing
  • Rockford, MN
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I have recently started investing in Tax Certificates/Liens (and deeds).

The key thing I have learned so far is that every county (and city) not to mention every property in terms of practicality of the law is different.

No action happens on its own, and every action will almost certainly require a payment. 

Keep this in mind.

If your looking for a course - I would recommend spending a good chunk of time to figure out where you would like to invest first. 

Maybe 30-40 hours of researching would get you a good start on this (and would be free).

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