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IRS federal tax liens
tax lien properties
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tax lien
tax lien sales
tax liens
tax lien certificates

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Alabama Sold to State Properties

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Florida OTCs and Lands Available

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Montana Assignments

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Pennsylvania Private and Repository Sales
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Tax lien certificates are probably one of the safest, most lucrative and undiscovered investing methods in the world.  

Here is why:

1. They routinely provide an investment return to investors of 15 to 36 percent per year.   

2. In the second year, many states tack on a substantial penalty so the investment returns in the second year can exceed 24 percent.     

3. In some cases, tax lien investors can walk away with an entire property for only the taxes owed.   

4. Because state governments issue tax liens and monitor the sales, the investment risk is low.  Also, the certificates are backed by the property they are issued against.  If the defaulter does not pay the investor all money and interest due, they lose their entire property for only the taxes and penalties owed.  People get very motivated to pay up if the alternative is to lose their home.

5. They are an undiscovered investing method.  This is because few people have even heard of tax lien certificates and very few books have been written on the subject of tax lien investing.

Why wouldn’t these liens or deeds be purchased at the annual sale?

Here are some reasons to consider:

• not enough bidders.
• not enough money at the sale to purchase everything.
• many liens or deeds were not worth purchasing and investors passed up the opportunity.

What are the Benefits of buying through the Mail or Over-the-Counter?

The trick is knowing how to screen through these lists.

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Upcoming  Tax Lien or Tax Deed Auctions

States with Monthly Sales
Texas
Georgia

January
Washington

February
Arizona, California

March
Nebraska, California

April
New York

May
Florida
Alabama
Utah

June
Florida
Iowa
Oklahoma deeds
Maryland

July
Washington DC 

August
Missouri
Indiana
Mississippi
New York 

September
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Indiana

October
Oklahoma
South Carolina
West Virginia
Colorado
Indiana
Illinois

November
Illinois
West Virginia
Colorado

December
North Carolina
Vermont  

*This is just a rough outline of sales dates.  Over 3000 tax sales are conducted every year.  If your state is not listed, contact the county for more information regarding tax sale auctions.

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