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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Is tax delinquent list worth it?
I live in the Los Angeles county and I want to start wholesaling around the area. My desired strategy would be to call property owners behind on taxes expecting them to be strongly motivated to sell. I called the county assessors office to get property tax delinquent list. They gave me the email I should contact and when I emailed about the list they said it's about 320 bucks. Is it worth it to get the list at that amount? Or should I find another strategy?