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Foreclosure/Tax deed auction

Mendy Dubov
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Hey Guys,

I'm new to real estate investing and I'm looking for advice on tax deed sales and foreclosure auctions. Mainly on how to beat the crowd and competition through creative strategies. 

Where can I get some pointers?

Thanks

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Kelli Lyons
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Kelli Lyons
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We are in Texas and will be attending our first foreclosure auction later this week. We have done our homework: driven by all the properties, estimated rehabs, run the numbers, and looked on the county clerk website to see if there are any additional liens on the property. 

I am nervous that we are missing something big that could cost us a lot. Any other steps anyone recommends to make sure we don't get in over our heads?

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