How to Buy Tax Liens in New Jersey: Complete 2026 Investor Guide
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- State
- NJ
- Sale
- Tax lien
- Redemption
- 24 mo
- Rate
- 18%
State rule · New Jersey
The former owner has 24 months to redeem. Until then you do not hold clear possession.
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