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Excess Proceeds for Tax Liens/Foreclosures

Matthew Cantu
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My partner and I are looking to try and get into this field.  We have researched a bunch of states and doing our best to get things aligned.  My question is how do you get a list that is accurate and ready to be worked.  In some states the redemption period has to expire before you can claim the monies and so I was wondering if there was a way to acquire a list of names where redemption period has already expired and ready to be worked.

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