All Forum Posts by: Brandon Graham

Thank you Andrew for the invite, but unfortunately I won't be able to make it. Teacher by day, investor by night! Do you all ever meet in the evenings?

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Originally posted by @Chauncey Hilliard:

Hello Brandon,

I am a local realtor and investor in the Columbia, SC area.

Thanks for reaching out Chauncey. I just messaged you back

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Hey everybody, I'm in the Columbia, SC area and I looking for an agent to work with. I need someone that has experience working with rehab investors that doesn't mind submitting multiple offers at a time and viewing multiple properties in the surrounding areas. I am a new investor, but I am willing and able to invest on my first investment property. I just need the right real estate agent to help me. Any suggestions to where I can find such an agent or if that agent is you, I'd love to speak with you! Thanks.

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Originally posted by @John Underwood:

A Tax deed is considered to have a cloud on the title. You can clear the title by doing a Quiet Title action using an attorney or hunting down the previous owners and getting Quit Claim deeds from them and a release on any old mortgages.

Ok great. Thanks John for the information!

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Originally posted by @Wayne Brooks:

Talk to a local title company if you don’t know the implications of a tax deed......the laws, procedures and restrictions are state specific. In most states you do not have clear title unless a Quiet Title action is done, a certain number of years since the sale has passed, the past owner may have redemption rights, etc..

Also check for zoning and use restrictions.....many vacant parcels go to tax sale because they can’t be built on and are useless..

This is not something you want to buy if you don’t know exactly what risks you are assuming. Many of the guys selling tax deed properties are looking for suckers who don’t know what they’re buying......eBay is full of them.

Thank you for the insight. Yeah I'm definitely gonna take the necessary actions before moving forward. I really appreciate it.

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Hello investors, novice investor here and I just came across a couple of acres in my hometown in South Carolina for a really good price. It's being sold by a private seller. First thing I asked him was it a clear title and he said that it was a tax deed property. So I did some research and found that if you bought a tax deed property then you would actually own the property free and clear. Main thing is just having a potential negative impact on the value. Is that true? Has anyone ever bought a tax deed property? Will I be able to place a mobile or stick-built home on the property without any issues or sell it for a profit? Thanks in advance!

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@George Blower Thanks!

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@Anna Buffkin Yeah briargate had put a real bad taste in my mouth for condos but I am glad to hear that not all are that expensive. I may add those back to the possibility list. Thanks again!

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All Forum Posts by: Brandon Graham

Brandon Graham has started 6 posts and replied 25 times.

Post: Looking for an agent in the Columbia, SC area to work with

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Post: Acreage with a Tex deed

Post: Acreage with a Tex deed

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Post: Newbie investor in Columbia, SC looking for GC

Post: Newbie investor in Columbia, SC looking for GC