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Pennsylvania Tax Sales
Rhode Island Tax Sales
South Carolina Tax Sales
South Dakota Tax Sales
Tennessee Tax Sales
Texas Tax Sales
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Virgin Islands, U.S.
Washington Tax Sales
West Virginia Tax Sales
Wisconsin Tax Sales
Wyoming Tax Sales
Washington DC Tax Sales
Canada Tax Sales
Definitions
tax
lien properties
tax
sales
tax
lien
tax
lien sales
tax
liens
tax
lien certificates
Tax Lien Sale Questions
States that offer Over-the-Counter
Tax Lien Certificates
Alabama Sold to
State Properties
Alaska Land Sales
Arizona
Certificates of Purchase
Arkansas Negotiated
Sales
Colorado County
Held Liens
Florida OTCs and
Lands Available
Maryland Tax Sale
Assignments
Mississippi Tax Forfeited Land
Montana Assignments
Nebraska OTCs
New Jersey
Assignments
North Carolina County-Owned
Surplus Properties
North Dakota OTCs
Pennsylvania Private and
Repository Sales
South Carolina forfeited land
South Dakota OTC liens
Tennessee Surplus
Property
Texas Struck Off
Properties
West Virginia Delinquent Land
Wisconsin County
Owned Properties
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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:
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They
routinely provide an
investment return to investors
of 15 to 36 percent per
year.
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In
the second year, many states
tack on a substantial penalty
so the investment returns in
the second year can exceed 24
percent.
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In
some cases, tax lien investors
can walk away with an entire
property for only the taxes
owed.
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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.
-
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.
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Learn how to
buy tax liens through the mail
and online.
Over the counter tax liens and
tax deeds have gone through at
least one tax sale prior to being
offered for purchase. OTC lists
are referred to as struck off
properties, county held
certificates or sold to state
properties.
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?
1. Maximum Interest Rate
2. No Direct or Immediate
Competition
3. No Travel Costs? Well sort
of…
How do you screen through these
lists...
Visit this link: tax
lien certificates by mail |
Upcoming
Tax Lien or Tax Deed Auctions
Year Round
States
Texas
Georgia
California
Tax Deeds
Iowa Tax Liens
Dates
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
then the contact the county for
more information regarding tax
sale auctions.
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