Investing in tax liens is a great business, and there is a secret of doing it wherein it does not involve owning properties but still make lots of profits. You heard that right. It involves tax sale overages that were …

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 …

Investing in tax liens give high returns with lesser risk, unlike other unpredictable investments that are not safe.  In today’s market, there are a lot of reasons for you to invest in tax liens.  Here are they: *You do not …

The good thing about investing in tax liens and deeds is that the counties compile a list of the properties up for sale, and is available for free most of the time.  You can readily get it from the county …

In the United States, if homeowners neglect to do their duties by paying property taxes to the government, it is taken away from them through tax deed sale or tax lien sale. In many states, tax sales are a common …

Just like any other market, tax deed investing also has its own share of dilemmas. One of this is competition. Second is that you need to have a budget because it is a cash affair. There may be cheap properties …

There are some people who are under the wrong impression that you need to have lots of money in order to invest in tax deeds.  This is not true.  In fact, investing in tax deeds is very lucrative in which …

Tax lien is one type of sale for the government to manage the selling of seized and foreclosed properties. The government sells off the tax debt of delinquent taxpayers to potential investors in a public auction. During the sale, investors …

Your first step as a new tax deed investor is to find and visit the nearest county courthouse. You also need to know that nearly all information about tax deed investing are for free. You just need to be resourceful …

A tax lien represents the legal right of the IRS to your property if no taxes were paid.  However, this is not the only thing that you must worry about.  It is because tax levy is also lurking in the …