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11:05Now Playing🔥Here is the link to the entire tax lien course SALE
Quiet but Powerful: Local #taxsale Investors
During the 1930s:
Massive numbers of Americans defaulted on #propertytaxes .
Counties auctioned off #taxliens and tax deeds at steep discounts.
Local bankers, attorneys, and cash-heavy farmers quietly accumulated land.
Unlike today, there wasn’t a strong culture of branding or public investor celebrity status around tax liens. Most wealth builders were:
Local elites
Small-town businessmen
Cash-rich agricultural families
Many large farming families in the Midwest dramatically expanded holdings during the 1930–1935 tax default wave.
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