Archive for the ‘Tax Sales’ Category

The Dark Side Of Tax Deed Investing

In most cases, owners have abandoned the properties that are coming up on the tax deed auction list.  Occasionally there will be someone that does not want to lose their home and will not leave voluntarily.  This can be a problem for investors looking to flip the property, especially out of state investors.
Before purchasing a [...]

What To Avoid With Tax Liens

What to avoid with tax liens.  Tax liens are created when a property owner fails to pay their property taxes.  The county places a lien on the property for taxes owed plus fees and interest.  The county will often auction the liens off to investors in order to get the back taxes paid quickly.

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Is Tax Sale Investing Right For Me?

Is tax sale investing right for me?  That is a question you should be asking yourself before you begin investing in tax properties at auctions.  Investing can be risky and isn’t for everyone.  Here are a few things to consider before you start investing in tax deeds or tax liens.
Do you have time to put [...]

How Much Money Do Counties Make At Tax Auctions

How much money do counties make at tax auctions?

The amount of money counties make at a single auction depend on the number of properties and the number of bidders.  When counties publish a press release about home much money the will raise at a tax auction, the numbers are usually based on every property selling [...]

How To Purchase Tax Lien Certificates

How to purchase tax lien certificates.  Learning how to purchase tax lien certificates can take some time to learn, but can be a very rewarding investment.  The process varies from state to state, but the basics are the same.
The first step is learning where to look for tax lien certificates.  There are two types of [...]

Which Is Better – Tax Liens Or Tax Deeds?

Which is better between tax liens or tax deeds?  That is a common question when people learn about tax sales.  They are the two different types of sales.
Tax liens are created when property owners fail to pay their property taxes. The county wants to get their money and sending notices to the owner isn’t working. [...]