Hello I starting a new passion in life in real estate and I was told that starting tax lien properties is a great way to create cash flow. I wanted to know what would be the first step for going in this direction

Anyone out there that has a proven track record with out of state wholesaling I would love to hear how you did this who's system you have followed etc.

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Tim Krueger

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