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Federal feeds accept all 50 states, but may have no current records in a state. State and county inventories are partial. Arkansas county tax-delinquent auctions are connected; tax-lien certificate and nationwide pre-foreclosure feeds are not connected. IRS tax-seizure auctions are a separate sale type. A default notice does not establish an offer to sell or an auction date.
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