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What are Tax Liens?
- A tax lien is a claim the government makes on a property when the owner fails to pay the property taxes.
- Liens are sold at auctions that sometimes involve bidding wars.
- If you need to foreclose, there may be other liens against the property that keep you from taking possession.
-If you get the property, there may be unforeseen expenses such as repairs or
even evicting the current occupants.
-You can also invest indirectly via property lien funds.
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