Tax liens and tax levies can be a horrible experience for a homeowner to go through.  Losing property assets and income can leave you worried and unsure of the future.  You would be thinking of the best way to proceed …

Basically in a tax sale, you purchase a property owner’s tax lien certificate because he failed to pay his real estate taxes.  The US law states that he must pay you between sixteen percent and as high as fifty percent …

Do you know where to find tax lien properties in your state?  Here are 3 ways to help you find them: * County Records Office Every county in the US has a place where they note down all public records.  …

When a homeowner defaults on his taxes, the government puts a lien on his property.  The lien is then sold at a public tax auction wherein investors from across US can come and bid for it.  The homeowner is given …

Perhaps you reside in one of those tax deed states and for whatever reason it may be, you do not have time to attend any tax lien sales.  Well, there is nothing to worry about because you can still purchase …

The Internal Revenue Service or IRS has its ways of collecting tax debts from delinquent taxpayers.  If you do know them yet, here are the collection actions: IRS Bank Levy This is a popular form of collection action by the …

Lots of foreign investors are eager to invest in tax liens homes as a way of getting into the US real estate industry.  These investors are certain that this type of investment can give them high profits especially if it …

Tax lien foreclosures are undertaken by taxing authorities for state and federal taxes.  They do it with a police warrant forcing the property owner to vacate his home.  Afterwards, the property is sold to a public auction. The main goal …

The tax lien now in most cases, are paid by their respective owners or the mortgage company before the ownership status of the property is in jeopardy.  Majority of properties left in the sale don’t have mortgage by the time …

Iowa is one of the best states when it comes to investing in tax liens.  There is a 24% interest per annum in this state but the rate is not bid down at the tax lien sale.  It must be …