Here’s Some Ideas For Saving Money

Posted on May 1, 2011 by Joanne

Need help saving money for investing in your first tax lien certificate?

Or maybe you need to start an emergency fund and don’t know how to come up with the cash to get started.

Here are 3 clever, and virtually painless, ways to put aside some money now?from my friend Arnfreid. I’ve actually started to implement a couple of them myself and I’m starting my own rainy day fund.

1. Put aside a large envelope, cookie tin, coffee jar or something similar. At the end of every week, throw a couple of dollars inside. By the end of your first month you should have some extra cash put aside to have a nice start on an emergency fund.

The most important thing when doing this is: Don?t count it or spend it.
Place it somewhere that is hidden away. Put it somewhere that you won?t be tempted to dip into it.

2. The next time you treat yourself or your family to a meal out, tip yourself! Just as you tip the waitress 10 to 15 percent, put the same amount aside for yourself. When you get home, stash it away in your cookie jar. Every time you go through a fast food window, put a dollar away for that cookie jar, too!

3. Next time you pay off that big-ticket item like a new car or tuition, continue to make the payments to yourself! Set up a savings account and each month slip the ghost payment into it. Watch as it builds nicely.

Keep putting away money for the rainy day.

Be all you can be.
With Fond Regards

Arnfried Klein-Werner
Motivator & CEO – Be Motivated Today

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Guest Article: Penalties! by Dustin Hahn

Posted on April 27, 2011 by Joanne

Here is an article from my friend Dustin Hahn that I thought had some good information about tax lien investing, so I wanted to pass it along to you…

Your Penalties!

Penalties are great in the tax lien business because that means you get your MONEY FASTER. Yes, in all other areas of life Penalties are bad, but not in the Tax Lien and Deed Business.

In a penalty state you can get your full interest rate Speedy fast! A homeowner has up to one year to pay his property taxes if you buy the tax lien. However, home owners are often scared of loosing their house so there are times when they pay the tax lien and interest rate within 1 week.? This Means You Get Your Full Interest Rate In Days! This happens every day to my students all across the country and if you keep reading these news letters and following along it will happen to you too. Continue reading →

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How Do You Find Out About Online Tax Sales?

Posted on April 20, 2011 by Joanne

Want to invest tax liens but you don’t live in a tax lien state, or maybe you don’t live in the United States.

Want to invest in the online tax sales, but don’t know how to get the information that you need?

Don’t even know what states have online tax sales, when these tax sales are held and how to register for them?

Things are changing so fast with more counties offering online tax lien sales each year, how do you keep up? When I started in tax lien investing back in 2002 there were only 3 states with counties that had online tax sales: Now there are eight. And not all counties in these states conduct their tax sales online, so how do you know which ones do? Continue reading →

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Monday Motivation

Posted on April 18, 2011 by Joanne
?Leadership is first being, then doing.? ? Myles Munroe

As a leader you are constantly ‘doing.’ Taking charge, making decisions, influencing others and getting things going.It may seem that a leader is truly a ‘human doing’, not a human being.

But before you can take charge, you must be responsible.
Before you make wise decisions, you must be wise.
Before you can influence others, you must have pure motives.
And before you can get things going, you must be a person of clear focused vision.
Be such a leader.

Affirmations:
I am responsible with resources
I have pure motives when dealing with others
I see clearly where I am going

Be all you can be.

With Fond Regards

Arnfried Klein-Werner
Motivator & CEO – Be Motivated Today
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How Much Should You Pay For A Tax Lien Or Tax Deed?

Posted on April 15, 2011 by Debby

One of the Issues that I hear repeated time after time when it comes to tax lien and tax deed investing is:

“How do I determine how much money I should pay for a tax lien or tax deed?”

The thing is, how much money you can pay for a tax lien or a tax deed and still make a good profit on your investment depend on the value of the property. So in order to show you how to evauluate tax sale properties I’m bringing the expert on real estate valuation. His name is Mark Jackson, known online as MJ, and he’s the founder of InvestorCompsOnline.com.

If you’d like to read the story about how MJ and I met and how I became a fan of InvestorCompsOnline, you can find it on the webinar registration page at www.TaxLienLady.com/WebinarTraining. In this free webinar training MJ will teach you how to use appraiser secrets and how to get better data to make bigger profits on every tax deed you purchase and every tax lien that you foreclose on.

This training is for experienced investors that want an edge when it comes to picking the properties to invest in and new investors who want to learn secrets to doing due diligence on tax sale properties. This special webinar training will be held on Wednesday April 27th from 9:00 pm to 10:30 pm Eastern Time. The replay will be made available to all registrants.

You can register at www.TaxLienLady.com/WebinarTraining

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