I've attended some IRS foreclosed auctions...and IRS seized auctions...but I missed the latest property tax auction here...I looked at the list of properties they had...nothing to shake a stick at unfortunately.I would treat a property tax foreclosure like any other foreclosure...but check to see if there is any sort of redemption period...there might not be for a property tax foreclosure but that could vary by state law.There should be an inspection period for the property...so if you are serious about one I would get your inspector out there in advance.Also, get familiar with the auction rules...and attend an auction before you actually bid on anything.

Subject dues that I due are sort of analyzed like this by me.

Hmmm sort of wholesaling to a buyer who wants to lease option.

My name is Abbey Landis and I started my business, BLC, in the Spring of 07, sort of by accident and it has turned out great!

I also use an excel spread sheet (13 pages) based on CSI categories to collect cost data on larger rehabs.

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Better yet would find an agent who is a busy buyer's agent who can tell you what sort of properties their buyers are looking for.

Many larger development companies have gone to hiring separate engineering firms just to conduct due diligence because of this concern.

It also confirms that I will at least need some sort of safety check when I am finished.

Get some sort of deposit in hand before financial s are released?