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currently trying to wholesale a property with $120,000
Hey BP Fam,
I am a current wholesaler that came across a property with a $120,000 tax lien on it. The property has 100% equity on the property but I don't really see to much profit margin for the seller, me, and the buyer. It's a single family with an arv of $214,000. Is there any way around the tax lien being paid upfront when selling a property? Is there a creative exit strategy I am missing?