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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Investing in tax deeds and tax liens is a lot of work. You need to know where the pitfalls are. Saen Higgins and I have been in the business so long we can tell you just about every mistake anyone has ever made...
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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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Investing in tax deeds and tax liens is a lot of work. You need to know where the pitfalls are. Saen Higgins and I have been in the business so long we can tell you just about every mistake anyone has ever made...
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Deciding to go into business with your life partner is a huge step and can be very rewarding. Tony and I know that jumping into a new endeavor can be stressful...
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The first Land Bank was founded in the 1970’s as a result of deindustrialization. This was a time where suburbanization, or the mass movement of U.S. residents to the suburbs, was rampant.
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Online auction houses are a great resource. They are accessible to those who cannot travel to on location auctions, and they make the bidding process less intimidating to its participants.
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I am often asked, “do I need an LLC to buy tax liens and tax deeds?” Well, frankly no you don’t absolutely have to have one in order to purchase liens or deeds. But should you have one?
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