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How Can You Safely Earn 18%
or over Per Year On Your
Investments?
Investing in Government
Issued Tax Lien Certificates
What is a Tax Lien?

In most jurisdictions, when a property
owner is late on paying real property taxes,
the county or municipality will issue a a tax
lien on that person's property. Certain
states allow the tax lien to become a first
lien on the property, which is then turned
around and sold at auction as a tax lien
certificate.
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LIEN CERTIFICATE?
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First, you should realize that you have
worked too hard to watch your savings
stagnate, or disappear.

Second, you should realize that if you
ever want to achieve the life you deserve,
you need to take action.
Do you ever wonder what
would happen if you don't pay
your property taxes?

The collection of property taxes is a huge
priority in every county in the United States.
Literally, if the county cannot collect
property taxes, they go broke.
To make sure this does not happen, the
county places a lien on any property with
delinquent property taxes and sells the tax
debt to investors. This creates a win-win
situation for everyone: the county gets their
money, delinquent property tax owners get
a little extra time to pay their overdue
property taxes, and investors get a low risk,
high return investment.
How high is the rate of return on tax lien
certificates?
The annual returns you can make buying
tax lien certificates are unbelievable,
Illinois tax lien certificates pay an annual
return of 36 percent per year and if the lien
gets redeemed early your annual return
can be a staggering

Indiana tax lien certificates pay an annual
return of 15 percent per year and if the lien
gets redeemed early your annual return
can be a amazing 25% per year.

Florida tax lien certificates pay an annual
return of 18 percent per year and if the lien
gets redeemed early your annual return
can be a impressive 61% per year.

Iowa tax lien certificates pay an annual
return of 24% per year.
Arizona tax lien certificates pay an annual
return of 16% per year.

A few states like Georgia and Texas offer
tax deeds with a right of redemption fee -
that is, a flat fee regardless of whether the
property owner redeems in one month or 6
months (a few other rules apply). This
process is very similar to a tax lien
certificate.


But what about investment
safety, are tax lien certificates
a safe investment?

Investing in tax lien certificates is
ultra-safe! Why?  

1. State governments control the entire tax
lien process so it is very safe and fair. The
last thing the state wants is unsatisfied tax
lien investors. Without the investors,
counties would not be able to collect the
money they need to keep the county
government operating.

2. If delinquent property tax owners fail to
pay their back taxes plus interest, they lose
their entire property to the investor for the
property taxes owed.

Now do you understand why tax lien
certificates are an incredible investment
with a great built-in safety factor?

If the delinquent property owners pay their
tax bill, you, the investor, make an
extremely high rate of return on your money.
If the property owners do not pay their tax
bill, you, the investor, get to keep the entire
property for the taxes and penalties owed,
often pennies on the dollar.
And the best part is that tax lien investing
does not depend on the economy, so there
is zero investment volatility when you invest
in tax liens.
Instead of going up and down like the
stock market, tax lien certificates just rise
in value.

Overall, you cannot find a higher
return/lower risk investment than tax lien
certificates.
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So what's the catch?

Lack of information!

Almost no books have been written on
tax lien investing. Attorneys and bankers
have kept this little investing secret to
themselves for many years.
In fact, what do you think bankers do
when they take your money and lock it in
a certificate of deposit (CD) for several
years?

They take your money, pay you about 3
percent per year, and then they go buy
tax lien certificates and pocket the
difference.

How would you like to keep all the money
for yourself?
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And here's another bonus. In states like
Illinois, Florida and Indiana, tax lien
certificates are not prorated. This
means you get the full interest rate even
if the tax lien is redeemed right after the
sale, giving you annual returns as high
as 25% per year.

However, I want to go one step further
and give you something you will not find
anywhere else.
If you thought tax lien certificates were a
great, undiscovered real estate
investing secret, welcome to tax deed
sales.

At tax deed sales, states auction off
entire properties for only the taxes owed.
You can buy incredible properties at tax
deed sales for 50%, 75%, or more than
90% below market value.

Success in life is often about finding
hidden opportunities before everyone
else, and tax deed sales are definitely a
hidden investment opportunity.
Avoid Your Personal Liability By Purchasing Tax
Liens and Tax Deeds Under The Protection of a
Corporation.

By knowledge Financial Group & Investment

Yes, it's true that you stand to make a whole lot when you buy tax liens
and tax deeds. On the other hand, if purchased incorrectly, you could
lose a lot more than just the shirt off your back.

Typically beginning investors do not realize that when they purchase a
tax lien or tax deed in their own name they will be held personally
liable if anything should go wrong with the property.

Personal liability isn't restricted to just personal injury cases. It also
includes environmental issues, surviving liens and a host of other
harmful yet unforeseen problems.

In my opinion and experience the investor can usually side-step an
array of unforeseen yet potentially problematic scenarios by shifting
the liability to a corporation or legal entity.

I said "usually" because if the corporation is not established and
managed correctly courts can pierce the corporation and hold the
owners and/or shareholders liable.

This can happen if the court determines that the legal entity formed
was nothing more than just an 'alter ego' of the owners and/or
shareholders.

To avoid being labeled an 'alter ego' corporations must setup
separate bank accounts, hold regular corporate meetings, keep a
record of meeting minutes and above all keep business dealings
separated from its shareholders and/or owners.

Now I'm not an attorney but I've discovered that it would be a good
idea to seek the guidance of an attorney for help on selecting,
creating and maintaining a legal entity. Failure to create and maintain
the legal entity correctly could allow its shareholders and/or owners to
be held responsible if anything should go wrong.

Generally an attorney will instruct investors to purchase and sell real
estate with an S-Corporation (small corp) or C-Corporation. The
attorney will also encourage investors to use an LLC or Limited
Liability Corporation as a holding entity.

So in practice investors would buy tax lien certificates and tax deeds
with an S or C Corporation.

Once they become the owner of the property they could either sell it
or rent it. If the investor decides to keep the property they usually will
maintain ownership of that property in an LLC. This allows the investor
to collect rental income while the property appreciates.

In conclusion, I want to stress how important it is for you to seek the
guidance of an attorney when selecting, creating and maintaining a
corporation or legal entity prior to purchasing tax lien certificates and
tax deeds.
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How To Buy Tax Lien Certificates

You're Ten Steps Away From Enjoying Sky High
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By Knowledge Financial

Like anything new, investing in tax liens and tax deeds
might seem a little foreign at first. In addition, you may
have a lot of fears holding you back.
Over the years I've developed a simple step-by-step
process of investing in tax lien certificates and tax
deeds. In this report I'll briefly discuss each step, giving
you a big picture overview of buying tax liens and tax
deeds.

Step 01: Review your goals, budget and circumstances.
Before you start a new project or task you need to
seriously evaluate your resources to make sure you have
what it takes to finish the task. So it is with tax lien and
tax deed investing, you need to take personal inventory
of the time and money you are willing to devote to this
business. Just like the famous fable of the tortoise and
the hare, slow and steady wins the race. This is a
marathon, not a sprint, don't run faster than you have
strength, pace yourself toward your goal. In addition, if
you don't take time to identify your goal how will you
know when you've reached it?

Step 02: Formulate Your Investment Strategy
Your ultimate success, as a tax lien investor, is a
function of setting honest and realistic goals with
respect to the time and money you can dedicate to this
incredible investment opportunity.
Generally, your strategy will fall into one of two possible
strategies:
Investing to acquire high interest returns;
Investing to acquire properties for a significant discount.
As you become familiar with the investing process and
procedures you can progressively move on to more
challenging and profitable deals with confidence.

Step 03: Select the Right State
Where do you begin? With so many states to choose
from the task can seem outright daunting. Then you
throw the 1000 plus counties into the mix and its
downright overwhelming. Don't worry. I've simplified the
process to make it "Quick" and "Easy". Plus, you've
already taken the time to identify your goals making it a
"Snap".
Over the years I've learned that there's a little more to
selecting the right state than choosing the one that
offers the highest rate of return. When you join my
newsletter I'll send you a report detailing each states tax
lien certificate process and procedure including interest
rates, redemption periods and classifications. I created
this valuable resource to save you a lot of time and grief.

Step 04: Select the Right County
Once you've selected the "Right State", you're ready to
select the "Right County/ Counties". At the outset it can
seem overwhelming, especially if you've selected a
state with a lot of counties. Georgia, for example, has
over 159 counties while Texas, has over 254 counties.
Don't be discouraged.

Step 05: Request A Current Tax Sale List
By now you should have identified your investment
goals and selected the right state and county/counties
to commence your investing. You are now ready to
obtain a current and correct tax sale list from the
county. You can do this by contacting the tax collector
of the county you're interested in. Typically, you can
download the tax sale list from the county website. They
may charge a small shipping fee to send it to you.

Step 06: Perform Your Due Diligence
Are you ready? Okay. Let's get started. First you should
have several tax sale lists. As you review them, some
may be small and others as big as the empire state
building. Don't worry, the bigger they are the harder
they fall.
So, maybe you're wondering "What does all this mean?"
That's a good question. But before we move forward, let
me emphasis the importance of performing extensive,
and thorough risk reducing research. If you purchase a
tax lien on raw, useless, and/or otherwise contaminated
property, chances are you'll lose your shirt and a whole
lot more. Honestly, what value does a useless property
have? None. Furthermore, there's no incentive for the
delinquent tax payer to pay off the tax lien and interest.
You'll never recoup your money. The strength of your
investment is based on the strength of the real estate
from which the lien is generated. Crummy property
equals crummy investment.

Step 07: Make the Purchase
At this point you should have completed your research
and selected the tax liens/tax deeds that you'd like to
purchase. You should know that there are several ways
of purchasing a tax lien or tax deed;
At the physical auction.
After the auction (left-overs).
On the Internet.
Through an agent/third party.
The method you choose will be a function of your
goals, budget and the rules of the county you've
selected. For example, lets say that you only plan on
investing $1,000. It doesn't make sense, really, for you
to travel a great distance to participate in the physical
auction. Let's really think about it, you would eat up all
of your potential profits in travel expenses. Therefore,
left-overs via mail, or a live Internet auction make much
more sense.
Whatever method you choose, you'll want to make sure
that you have a firm understanding of the registration,
auction, bidding, payment and redemption
process/procedures.

Step 08: Manage Your Investment
What next? After full and timely payment for the tax lien
certificate has been made, all you can do is wait, wait,
and wait some more. Utilize this time to your
advantage. I recommend that you be familiar with the
foreclosure requirements well before the expiration of
the redemption period. It would be an unfortunate thing
if you couldn't foreclose because you failed to follow
the laws governing foreclosure.
Step 09: Getting The Interest

As the owner of a tax lien certificate, you have two
potential outcomes. If the delinquent tax payer steps
forward and pays their tax bill within the statute
mandated redemption period, they will have to pay
what you paid to acquire the tax lien certificate, plus
pay a penalty interest fee. Once full payment is
received, you will be contacted by the taxing district
and ordered to return the tax lien certificate. In return,
the county will issue you a check in the amount you
paid to purchase the tax lien certificate plus penalties
and interest.

Step 10: Getting The Property
If the delinquent tax payer neglects to pay their
outstanding tax bill, and interest, within the statute
mandated redemption period, as the owner of the tax
lien you can foreclose the subject's right to redeem.
This effectively wipes out all junior liens and claims to
the subject property. At that point it becomes your
property.
Typically, the county will issue a treasurer's, sheriff's or
tax deed to the property. Generally speaking, it does not
convey a marketable. This is because the county does
not want to take on the risks associated with a warranty
deed. Mainly, that the grantor,   the county) will protect
the grantee  the investor) against any and all claims
(prior liens or interests) to the property.

To get a "marketable title" you'll want to have your
lawyer initiate an action to quiet title. This is a legal
process that establish your title to the real property
against anyone and everyone, and consequently "quiet"
any challenges or claims to the title.

Once you have foreclosed, filed a quiet title action and
the court is convinced the title is yours, a quiet title
judgment will be granted which can be recorded and
convey a title free from defects. Then you'll want to
apply for title insurance. In it's simplest form, it
guarantees that the owner has title to a property and
can legally transfer title to someone else. Should a
problem arise, the title insurer (title company) pays any
legal damages. Once you obtain title insurance you'll
have a warranty deed.

Now that you are the owner of the property you can
either sell it or rent it.
There you go. I've given you a brief overview of the tax
sale process. You've literally nothing to lose and a world
of profits to gain! I don't know about you, but for me, this
is exciting stuff. I mean think about it. As a tax sale
investor you'll either receive sky-high returns or real
estate for just pennies on the dollar.
Description of the tax lien/tax deed investing process
Tax lien/tax deed investing methods, techniques and tips
Tax sale procedures and rates of return for each state
Links to county websites that sell tax liens and tax deeds

Auction dates and procedures for every state, including online tax sale
auctions
Sale dates and procedures for every Canadian province that sells tax deeds
Detailed information on specific tax sale procedures in more than 100 of the
most populated counties in the United States

A proprietary ranking system so you can decide which states are best for
investing
The states that offer the highest potential for property ownership
A detailed and practical field guide to purchasing tax liens and tax deeds that
takes you through every step of the process including:

How you can find properties in any situation from the information included on
tax sales lists
How you can easily research outstanding liens, titles and other legal issues at
the court house
How you can quickly determine the value of any property
Tips for how you should bid at the aucti
What do you need to get started?

Your most important need is for information. That information should be specific for
the state(s) or area of interest to you. That is why we provide a separate manual for
each of the U. S. states and territorial possessions. Many years of hands-on
experience and legal research have preceded the preparation and writing of each of
these documents..

I have over 10 years of hands-on experience in this "Fun and Profits in Tax Forfeited
Lands business." I have personally purchased thousands of properties and attended
tax sales in over 50% of the over 3000 counties in the U. S. I also have spend
hundreds of hours in the law libraries researching and studying the statutes that
relate to tax forfeited real estate.

I revise the manuals annually to reflect changes in the statutes. This legal research
has covered many years and thousands of hours with my head in the law books.

But, just knowing the statutes is not always enough. The many years of hands on
experience in most of the states and many different taxing jurisdictions have help
me develop techniques that are highly profitable.

The hundreds of success stories from those using one or more of these techniques
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Another method of either acquiring the properties or
receiving a very high rate of return on your
investment is by investing in Tax Lien Certificates.

Many taxing jurisdictions use this  alternative
method of collecting delinquent real property taxes.
This method involves the selling of "tax lien
certificates" sometimes referred to as TLC's., which
become a first lien on the property.

These certificates  can yield very high rates of
return on your investment when the property is
redeemed. In many cases these yields can be 25%
per annum or even more.

In the event the delinquent property owner does not
redeem within the time provided for redemption, the
holder of the tax lien can obtain title to the property.
The following is a partial listing of states that offer
you the opportunity to invest in government issued
guaranteed tax lien certificates and the current rate
of interest or penalty.
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Lien Certificates
What is a Tax Lien?



In most jurisdictions, when a property owner is
late on paying real property taxes, the county
or municipality will issue a a tax lien on that
person's property. Certain states allow the tax
lien to become a first lien on the property,
which is then turned around and sold at
auction as a tax lien certificate.

     TAX CERTIFICATES / TAX DEED
TAX LIEN

A tax lien sale is the sale, conducted by a
governmental agency, of tax liens for delinquent taxes
on real estate. It is one of two methodologies used by
governmental agencies to collect delinquent taxes
owed on real estate, the other being the tax deed sale.

Sale process
In a tax lien state, the lien is offered to prospective
investors at public auction. Most auctions are held in
person; however, Internet-based auctions (especially
within large counties having numerous liens) are
becoming popular.

In the event that more than one investor seeks the
same lien, depending on state law the winner will be
determined by one of five methods:

Bid Down the Interest. Under this method, the stated
rate of return offered by the government is the
maximum rate of return allowed. However, investors
can accept lower rates of return, including zero
percent in some cases (though this is rare in practice).

The investor accepting the lowest rate of return is the
winner. In the event more than one investor will
accept the same lower rate, a random or rotational
method (see below) will be used to break ties.

(Florida and Arizona use this method)
Premium. Under this method, the investor willing to
pay the highest "premium" (or excess above the lien
amount) will be the winner. The premium may or may
not earn interest, and may or may not be paid back to
the investor upon redemption of the lien. (Colorado
uses this method)

Random Selection. Under this method, a bidder will be
randomly selected from those offering a bid. Usually a
computer is used to make the selection, but in smaller
jurisdictions more rudimentary methods may be used.

Rotational Selection. Under this method, the first lien
will be offered to the investor holding number one,
who has the right of first refusal. If the investor
refuses, it is offered to number two, but will not be
offered another lien until his number comes up again
in the rotation. The next lien will go to the next number
in line. Under this method, the investor has no control
over which liens s/he will obtain in the bidding.


Bid Down the Ownership. Used only in Iowa, the
investor willing to purchase the lien for the lowest
percent of encumbrance on the property will be
awarded the lien. For example, a bidder may agree to
take a lien on only 95% of the property.

If the lien is redeemed, the investor would only
receive 95% of the proceeds. In practice, few
investors will bid on liens for less than full right to the
property or sale proceeds. Therefore, with multiple
owners bidding on 100% encumbrance, the process
then generally reverts to the random selection.

Liens not sold at auction are considered "struck" (or
sold) to the entity (usually the county) conducting the
auction. Some states allow "over the counter"
purchases of liens not sold at auction. However, in
most instances the unsold liens are on marginal or
worthless properties, the liens on better properties
having been purchased at auction.

Redemption process
The investor must wait a specified period of time
(referred to as the "redemption period"), during which
time the property owner (or someone with an interest
in the property) may repay the lien with interest.

Usually the lien holder is not permitted during this
period to contact the property owner (or anyone else
having an interest in the property, such as the
mortgage holder) to demand payment or threaten
foreclosure, or else the certificate can be forfeit.

In some jurisdictions, the lienholder must agree to pay
subsequent unpaid property taxes during the
redemption period in order to protect his/her interest.
If the lienholder does not pay such taxes, a
subsequent lienholder would "buy out" the prior
lienholder's interest.

Once the redemption period is over, the lien holder
may initiate foreclosure proceedings. The proceedings
(the costs of which must be paid by the lien holder,
though a redeeming property owner may be required
to pay them as part of redemption) may result in either
acquiring title to the property (normally this will be a
quitclaim deed and not insurable title), or a tax deed
sale of the property where the lien holder has the right
of first bid (and may participate by making additional
bids if s/he so chooses).

During the period between the initiation of
proceedings and actual foreclosure, the property
owner still has the opportunity to repay the lien with
interest plus the costs incurred to foreclose.

If the lien holder does not act within a specified period
of time as defined by state law, the lien is forfeit and
the holder loses his investment. Also, a lien issued in
error of state law is repaid, but usually at a far less
interest rate than had the lien been valid.

Hazards of tax lien sales
The rates of return can be highly attractive. For
example, Florida (a popular tax lien state due to its
growth and investor-friendly rules) is a "bid down the
interest" state with a maximum rate of 18% (1.5% per
month). However, Florida law guarantees a 5%

minimum return regardless of the rate bid (except if
the bid is zero percent) or when the lien is redeemed.
Thus, if a certificate is purchased one day at 0.25%
(the lowest possible rate greater than zero percent)
and redeemed the next day, the investor will earn 5%
over the certificate price for one day's holding, or a
mind-boggling 1,825% return! Iowa, another tax lien
state, offers a guaranteed 2% return per month (or 24%
return per year). And, in practice, most liens are
redeemed before the property is foreclosed.

Pitfalls of tax lien investing
Payment is usually required at purchase or within a
very short time afterward (often no more than 24-72
hours). Failure to pay the full amount results in all lien
certificates purchased by the investor being
cancelled, and may result in the investor being barred
from future sales.

Tax liens on "choice" properties are quickly
purchased by major institutional investors having
sufficient time and resources to research valuable
properties vs. worthless ones and who can afford the
occasional poor choice; smaller liens usually involve
properties that are generally worthless (such as odd
strips of land). (In addition, Florida does not allow
auctions or sales of tax liens of less than $100 on
homesteads.) In "random" and "rotational"
jurisdictions, investors have even less control over
which liens they purchase.


In "bid down the interest" jurisdictions, valuable
properties are usually bid to the lowest rate possible
greater than zero percent. (For example, Florida
permits the interest rate to be bid down to a minuscule
0.25% – though it guarantees a minimum 5% return –
while Arizona allows the bid to be as low as 1%.)
Similarly, in "premium" states, valuable properties
are bid up above the means of an average investor.

Unlike a certificate of deposit, tax liens are illiquid.
They cannot be "cashed in" (resold to the taxing
authority), but must be held until either they are repaid
or the holder takes action to foreclose. (It is possible,
however, to assign one's interest in a tax lien to
another party.)

Some experts tout tax lien sales as a means of
acquiring property at highly discounted prices. In
practice, the majority of liens are redeemed well
before the property can be foreclosed (especially
where a mortgage is involved, as the mortgage holder
is secondary in line to a tax lien), and where tax deed
sales are used to foreclose, numerous bidders
participate, thus making the chances of actual
acquisition remote.

If someone is successful in attaining the deed to the
property, the property might have environmental
problems for which the new owner will be
responsible.

Depending upon the state, this could be very
disadvantageous and the investor might have to pay a
large amount of money to have the problem taken care
of and/or be fined daily until the problems are fixed.

There may also be other governmental liens (such as
weed liens or demolition liens) that the investor must
pay off when attaining title to the property. These are
not part of the lien sale and remain even if the lien
holder acquires the property.

If the owner of the property declares bankruptcy, the
bankruptcy court may lower the interest rate to be
paid, or may discharge part or all of the lien, leaving
the lien holder with nothing
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What kind of properties should I target? Single Family Homes, Condos, Mobile Homes/Land,  Commercial Properties Commercial
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Tax Lien Investing is usually less risky then tax deeds. But that does not mean education is not important. Knowing what to look for will help you
from investing into a tax lien that is high risk. High risk and toxic tax liens can cost money and time ..
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What is a Tax Deed? A Tax Deed is a form of property deed purchased from the county or state government. These properties must go
through a tax deed foreclosure before being offered for sale.

Most county governments offer the property for sale starting at the delinquent taxes and fees. The winning bidder will receive a tax deed or quit
claim deed after the auction is over.  Tax deeds provide a unique opportunity to purchase real estate for 10%-50% of market value.
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What kind of properties should people invest in? Single Family Homes Condos Mobile Homes/LandMulti family homes Commercial -
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Tax deeds is just a form of real estate investing, but in many ways more complex. But unlike most other forms of real estate you can buy property
for fractions of its value. Once you understand the tax sale process, it can be the best way to buy real estate period ..
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Tax Sale State Breakdown Chart Listed below is a chart with all 50 States and the Tax Sale Type, Auction Dates, Interest rate returns and
Redemption Periods.