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Alyssa Coffey
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Lien List of Properties

Alyssa Coffey
  • Investor
  • Deptford Township, NJ
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Hello all:

I frequently use tax delinquent lists as a resource for direct mailing leads. I am looking to see how to go about getting a list of the properties with liens. I am in the south Jersey area. I ask because when I pull tax delinquent data like right now for example, a lot of townships have had their tax sale so there is not many leads on a tax delinquent list right now. But if I could see who they sold to which would be the lien list that would be helpful. 

Does anyone know how to get a tax lien list? OPRA hasn't worked in the past. Thanks!

Alyssa

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Chris Magma
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Chris Magma
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  • Florida
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@Alyssa Coffey My advice to you is to go down to the county and get the entire database of delinquent properties yourself. It'll have every property that is delinquent. Most of the time it's a huge file/folder depending on how your county stores it. It's free or less than a 100 dollars. I do this all the time in several counties.

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