As with all investments, there is always an element of risk. Even if the interest rates are written into state government law, mandated by state government law, and are regulated by state government law, there is a chance of you losing part or all of your investment. You must always try to get the best education and practice safe investing, no matter which investment vehicle you choose.
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The housing market continues to climb as low inventories and high building costs push prices higher. However, the end of the foreclosure moratorium is helping to increase housing inventories and is providing much needed supply for homebuyers
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How to Safely Invest
For our students who are deep into researching tax deed or tax lien properties, they will often stumble across what is generally referred to as a property transfer history. A property transfer history is exactly what it sounds like. You can see record of who the previous owners ...
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Are there Risks?
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.” ...
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The housing market continues to climb as low inventories and high building costs push prices higher. However, the end of the foreclosure moratorium is helping to increase housing inventories and is providing much needed supply for homebuyers
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Rising inflation is front-page news as the prices of commodities, groceries, and especially building materials have been rising drastically. Inflation is the rising cost of goods and services.
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Many real estate investors think these private equity funds are helping feed another real estate market bubble. So, why are private equity firms buying up real estate, and what does it mean for tax lien and tax deed investors?
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Karl W. Smith argued that affordability and stability in housing has come to an end, and people should begin to embrace renting to buying. In 2004, homeownership reached a peak of 69% but has been trending lower.
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Follow the story of a beginner tax lien investor, Ryan, through the Tax Lien Apprentice series.
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