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Don't Bid Against Others!
Those Cheap Properties You See? Bids Push the Price to Retail at Many Tax Auctions.
It's Better When You Work With the Owner
No Bidding - No Auctions - No Waiting - Inspect the Properties - Don't Tie Up Cash
Millions and Millions in Tax Sale Unclaimed Funds
Bidding Activity Results in Surplus Funds - Recover them for the Owner for Additional Profit!What is a DeedGrabber? What is DeedGrabbing? The first question I am often asked is, “What is a DeedGrabber?” Here is the short answer: A DeedGrabber is an investor who gets a deed to (buys) property that is about to be lost to a tax sale investor. Read my article Tax Sale Basics for a more complete understanding of how most tax sales work. Can YOU Be a DeedGrabber? Nearly anyone can use the DeedGrabbing technique to profit from tax sales. Why? Because, as a rule, we do not risk or invest more than a few hundred dollars on any given
(If you missed Part 1 of this story in the last email - click here) The whole reason I had gotten interested in tax sales in the beginning was that I'd been buying some cheap properties from a local broker, Jonathan - and noticed all these properties were owned by the same company. I finally asked Jonathan where this company was getting all of its properties, and found out that they had gotten them from our county tax sale. So I figured, "let's cut out the middleman", and I set off to buy at the tax sale (unsuccessfully) like I was told you about last time.