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Actual Tax Lien Property

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TLC Pays You: 14% Interest / Year
TLC Amount: $4,614.13

Actual Tax Lien Property

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TLC Pays You: 14% Interest / Year
TLC Amount: $3,682.49

Actual Tax Lien Property

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TLC Pays You: 18% Interest / Year
TLC Amount: $517.82

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TLC Pays You: 18% Interest / Year
TLC Amount: $1723.61

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TLC Pays You: 24% Interest / Year
TLC Amount: $285

Investing with Limited Capital

Tax Lien Certificates – Investing in Tax Lien Certificates on Tax Foreclosed Homes with Limited Capital

One of the important questions we receive is how to make money with Tax Lien Certificates if I’m starting with limited capital? My first Tax Lien Certificate investment was $260, and my business partner Saen Higgins’ was $52. Less than two short years later, we had already generated over $543,000.00 in revenue just from our Tax Lien Certificate and Tax Foreclosure Real Estate investments.

How to Safely Invest

Tax Lien Certificates – How to Safely Invest in Tax Lien Certificates on Tax Foreclosed Homes

Do you have to go to auctions to invest in Tax Lien Certificates and Tax Foreclosed Homes? Answer: No.

Is it possible to safely invest in Tax Lien Certificates and Tax Foreclosed Homes in other parts of the country without being there? Answer: Yes.

Are There Risks?

Tax Lien Certificates – Are There Risks Associated with becoming a Tax Lien Certificate investor?

Tax Lien Certificates and Tax Foreclosed Homes can obviously be extremely lucrative investment strategies; so what are the risk factors one should know about. The more obvious risk factors are: Bankruptcy, IRS liens, environmental issues, worthless lands, condemned structures, undesirable neighborhoods, and industrial properties. You may be thinking, "sounds risky."

Delinquent Property Taxes – Why would someone lose their property for a couple hundred or a couple thousand dollars in back property taxes?

Most people don’t lose their primary residence for a couple hundred, or even a couple thousand dollars in back taxes. The vast majority of tax lien certificates on primary residences do redeem, which insures the 18%, or 25%, or 36% interest to the investor. Tax Lien Certificates – Can you really get properties for [...]

Tax Lien Certificates – Two Strategies For Investing

Many of our successful clients have no interest in acquiring real estate, and feel much more comfortable just earning high interest only. You can definitely invest in tax lien certificates and earn the high interest rates of, say, 25% or 36%, and basically eliminate the possibility of acquiring the property. If you want to earn [...]

Tax Lien Certificates – Is there a lot of competition for tax lien certificates?

Yes and No. If you don’t have a nationwide strategy and you restrict yourself only to your local market then yes, there could be a lot of tax lien certificates competition. If you have a nationwide strategy where you have access to safely acquire tax lien certificates nationwide right from the comfort of your own [...]

Tax lien Certificates – Are tax lien and tax deed investors taking advantage of people who are in financial trouble?

In a word, no! When we acquire a tax lien certificate, in essence what we’ve done is paid someone else’s delinquent tax bill for them. In return, we receive a tax lien certificate on the property. Because the tax lien certificate has grace period of 1 – 4 years, we just bought the property owner [...]

Tax Lien Certificate Auctions – What you need to know about tax lien certificate auctions and tax lien certificate sales

If I decide to go to a Tax Lien Certificate sale or Tax Lien Certificate auction, how does the sale work? There are four basic types of tax lien certificate auctions or tax lien certificate sales; bid down the interest rate, rotational bidding, premium bidding, and bid-down ownership. IMPORTANT: You DO NOT have to go to [...]

Tax Lien Certificates – Where to buy tax lien certificates

Tax lien certificates are offered to the public in twenty-one states. New York and Ohio sell their tax lien certificates in bulk to large investment firms. A complete list of the tax lien states can be found in my blog post titled “Where to buy tax lien certificates”. The amount of interest paid on tax [...]

Tax Lien Certificates – How to buy tax lien certificates

If you have just been introduced to the world of tax lien certificate investing you may be wondering how you go about buying them. There is no reason to be intimidated by the process; however, I do recommend that you seek out the advice of an experienced tax lien investor before you invest any of [...]

Tax Lien Certificates – Where to find tax lien certificates

One of the most frequently asked questions that I get from people that are interested in investing in tax lien certificates is ‘where can I find them?’ Through assignment purchasing, tax lien certificates are literally available 365 days per year if you know where to look for them. In this blog post, I will provide [...]

Tax Lien Certificate – How to become a tax lien investor

First let me explain how the process works. When you acquire a tax lien certificate, you are now the first position lien holder of record. In essence what you did was pay the delinquent tax bill, and in return you received a tax lien certificate. When the delinquent property taxes are paid, you receive all [...]

Tax Lien Certificates – What is a Tax Lien Certificate?

A Tax Lien Certificate is a first-position lien on real estate due to delinquent property taxes. Once property taxes on a property are one year delinquent, the county government places a lien on the property which is commonly referred to as a tax lien certificate. In order to collect the delinquent taxes, the county offers [...]

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