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Tax
Sales
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Nevada Tax Sales
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North
Carolina
Tax Sales
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Definitions
IRS
federal
tax liens
tax
lien
properties
tax
sales
tax
lien
tax
lien
sales
tax
liens
tax
lien
certificates
States
that Offer Over-the-Counter Tax Lien
Certificates
Alabama Sold to State
Properties
Alaska Land Sales
Arizona Certificates of
Purchase
Arkansas Negotiated
Sales
Colorado County-Held
Liens
Florida OTCs and Lands
Available
Maryland Tax Sale
Assignments
Mississippi Tax Forfeited Lands
Montana Assignments
Nebraska OTCs
New Jersey Assignments
North Carolina County-Owned Surplus
Properties
North Dakota OTCs
Pennsylvania Private and Repository
Sales
South Carolina Forfeited Lands
South Dakota OTC Liens
Tennessee Surplus
Properties
Texas Struck-Off
Propertie-
West Virginia Delinquent Lands
Wisconsin County-Owned
Properties
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Tax
lien certificates are probably one of
the safest, most lucrative and
undiscovered investing methods in the
world.
Here
is why:
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They
routinely provide an investment
return to investors of 15 to
36 percent per year.
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In
the second year, many states tack
on a substantial penalty so the
investment returns in the second
year can exceed 24 percent.
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In
some cases, tax lien investors can
walk away with an entire property
for only the taxes owed.
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Because
state governments issue tax liens
and monitor the sales, the
investment risk is low.
Also, the certificates
are backed by the property they
are issued against. If the
defaulter does not pay the
investor all money and interest
due, they lose their entire
property for only the taxes and
penalties owed.
People get very
motivated to pay up if the
alternative is losing their
home.
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They
are
an undiscovered investing
method. This
is because few people have even
heard of tax lien certificates
and very few books have been
written on the subject of tax
lien investing.
Over-the-counter
(OTC) tax liens and tax deeds have gone
through at least one tax sale prior to
being offered for purchase. OTC lists
are referred to as struck-off
properties, county-held certificates or
sold-to-state properties.
Why
wouldn’t these liens or deeds be
purchased at the annual sale?
Here are
some reasons:
- not enough bidders
- not enough money at the sale to
purchase everything
- many liens or deeds were not worth
purchasing and investors passed up
the opportunity.
What are
the benefits of buying through the
mail or over-the-counter?
1.
Maximum Interest Rate
2.
No Direct or Immediate Competition
3.
No Travel Costs Typically.
The trick
is knowing how to screen through these
lists.
Internet
tax lien auctions are becoming popular
with county governments and investors.
Without traveling to an auction and in
the comfort of your own home, you can
now purchase tax lien certificates or
tax deeds online. Not only that, you
can research property values, recorded
documents and often view the property
from your computer.
Are you
looking for the most comprehensive tax
lien certificate/tax deed sale
investing product on the market that
includes detailed information on every
state and county that sells tax lien
certificates or conducts tax deed
sales?
Are you
looking for practical information on
how to start your tax lien certificate
investing business, like setting up an
LLC? How about tips on using your
retirement money to help fund your
real estate career? Have you ever
heard of REITs (real estate investment
trusts)? REITs are a great method of
hands-off property investing.
With Tax Liens Unleashed, you get
access to all of this and more:
- Two ebooks on tax lien and tax deed
investing
- List of resources with links for
determining upcoming
internet
and public tax sales
- Links to county web pages that offer
over-the-counter
tax lien and tax deeds for sale
- Webinars on tax sale investing
- Over 25 premium reports about tax
lien certificate and tax deed sales.
Visit www.taxliensunleashed.com
to learn more about tax lien and tax
deed investing.
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Upcoming
Tax Lien or Tax Deed Auctions
States with Monthly Sales
Texas
Georgia
January
Washington
February
Arizona
California
March
Nebraska
California
April
New York
May
Florida
Alabama
Utah
June
Florida
Iowa
Oklahoma
Maryland
July
Washington D.C.
August
Missouri
Indiana
Mississippi
New York
September
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Indiana
October
Oklahoma
South Carolina
West Virginia
Colorado
Indiana
Illinois
November
Illinois
West Virginia
Colorado
December
North Carolina
Vermont
*This is
just a rough outline of sales dates.
Over 3,000 tax sales are conducted
every year. If your state is not
listed, contact the county for more
information regarding tax sale
auctions.
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