Tax Lien Certificate investing and Tax Deed Investing are two amazing opportunities for investment income and are part of the overall subject of Tax Delinquent Real Estate Investing.
What Is Tax Delinquent Investing?
Tax delinquent investing is a proven and safe vehicle for earning big returns on your investment of time and capital. In fact, many methods can be used with a small amount of cash (as little as $100), no credit, and no prior experience.
This investing niche makes it possible for an everyday average person to truly achieve wealth, starting with little money, little resources, little time, and starting from anywhere.
All over the US people who own Real Estate have to pay Property Taxes. If they don’t the government takes their properties away by either issuing a lien against the property (a Tax Lien) and selling that Tax Lien Certificate in an auction, or by selling the actual property for a Tax Deed in the Tax Deed Auction.
Tax Lien Investing:
- You purchase a Tax lien which in effect is the amount of outstanding and unpaid property taxes for which the county issue a lien. As the Tax lien Certificate investor you get the right to make a high guaranteed return on your investment of usually between 10 and 36% per year.
- If the property owner does not pay the property taxes for a certain period of time (usually 2-4 years) the investor in the Tax Lien Certificate can foreclose on the Tax Lien Certificate and therefore end up owning a property for just their back taxes, which often is as little as 5% to 10% of fair market value. Either way, once you discover how, these properties are easy to find and profits can be great.
Tax Deed Investing:
- In the tax deed world the county puts the actual property up for auction at a Tax Deed Sale and sells it to the highest bidder. The cool part here is that the min. bid is only the outstanding back taxes, fees and penalties, which often only make 10-30% of market value. As a result, depending on location, timing mix of properties, and number of bidders you can get deals for 30% to 60% below market value!!
Below are several types of Tax delinquent investing methods and strategies.
State-by-State Investing Guides:
Each state of the Union has specific guidelines, rules, and laws. By knowing these laws you have an advantage in investing that particular area. The State-by-State Tax Delinquent Investing guides are designed to reveal each local area’s specific regulations, as well as reveal the unique money making opportunities in each state – that the competition does not know about.
To discover the opportunities in Tax Delinquent Investing specific to your state, click here.
Tax Liens:
Tax Lien investing is an amazing opportunity for two sources of income. 1. Help owners of property who do not pay taxes, and make a guaranteed return on your investment. Or 2. Acquire a property for as little as 5% to 10% of fair market value. Either way, once you discover how, these properties are easy to find, and easy to sell for big profits. In Tax Lien Secrets, Jack reveals how to find, and buy these properties.
Tax Deeds:
You know you can buy tax deed properties for as pennies on the dollar free and clear – without a mortgage? This method of investing has little-competition, and you can do this from the comfort of your own home. For more information on this often overlooked source for bargain properties, click here.
The Hidden Tax Sale Cash System:
Jack Bosch’s Hidden Tax Sale Cash System reveals a little-known strategy for buying houses for as little as $100, and selling for thousands or even tens of thousands in profit. Plus, the most unique part of this system is that you do not need to find buyers — the government sells the property for you and sends you a check for the profits, guaranteed.
Tax Sale Wholesaling:
Imagine creating quick cash within the next 30 days – from properties you buy for as little as $100. The Flip It Fast Formula outlines the exact process for finding, and flipping Tax Delinquent properties you buy for pennies and sell for thousands – often within just hours of buying the property.You don’t need your own money, credit, or experience to flip tax sale properties – click here to find out how.