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Tax Lien Investing Pros and Cons
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| October 16, 2014
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How To Properly Research Sheriff Sales
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Brian Kline
| November 18, 2013
The sheriff's sale is the last step in the foreclosure process. It's also usually the opportunity to acquire a property at the lowest possible price. But that opportunity doesn't come without substantial risk. Because of the risk, buying at sheriff's auctions isn't something I recommend but it is out there and others do it so […]
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Tax Lien Errors - How You Could Lose Your Home Even If It's Paid For
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Donna S. Robinson
| July 4, 2012
Rita James, a 76-year old from Atlanta, GA, had no idea 18 years ago that the Fulton county tax commissioners office had made a mistake on her property tax bill. As reported in the Atlanta Journal - Constitution, Ms. James spent years trying to save the home she had owned since 1963. A home which she apparently owned free and clear, except for those yearly property tax payments.
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