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Tax Deed Auction and Tax Lien Sales Offer Profits
Tax sales are excellent investments. It is secure, government backed, and profit guaranteed. As we know, investing in real estate is the latest trend among property buyers. It must be noted however, getting into this type of business is not that easy. Due diligence is required in order to get great profits. But before jumping in, let’s explain how the tax sale process works.
The local government needs money in the form of taxes to run the public services. These include police services, road repairs, hospitals, schools, etc. Now whenever property owners do not pay their taxes for whatever reason, the government sells their tax bill at tax lien sales or tax deed auction to interested investors. The government needs to do this in order to come up with the money to provide public services.
Investors who buy the bill get a guaranteed return on their investment plus interest when the property owner pays up. If in the event the homeowner fails to do so, the investor has the opportunity to own the property. This is what attracts investors in putting their money into tax sale because of the great profits it offers.
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