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Jess Kinzel
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Finding Property Sold at Tax Auctions??

Jess Kinzel
  • Investor
  • Missoula, MT
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Does anyone know how to find out what properties had tax lien Auctions in the past years?

Is there a way I can look up properties currently in their redemption periods?

I am in Montana State.

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Bruce Lynn#1 Real Estate Agent Contributor
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Bruce Lynn#1 Real Estate Agent Contributor
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Here in Texas the deeds filed are often referred to as Sheriff's Deeds.  We have online (paid) title searches where we can search deeds.   I'd check with a title company in your area or county clerk (recorder) to see if there is an easy way like that to search, if there is an online search vs going to the courthouse.    You might also go to the law firm or sheriff or appraisal or tax district that handles the sales in your area and ask them if they have past list.   Take cookies or leftover halloween candy for better results.

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