How Old Should The Tax Sales or Mortgage Sales Be

How Old Should The Tax Sales or Mortgage Sales Be

Age doesn’t matter. What matters is whether the property was redeemed or not. If it has not been redeemed, it may have an overage (and that is a potential client).
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