Thanks to the supper low government interest rates, hedge funds continue to swarm tax sale and fight over tax liens. This past year has seen some high premiums paid for tax liens. It’s been a tough year for tax lien investors at the tax sales, but there are still deals to be had. Where are they, and how can you have winning investment strategies this year to keep profiting from tax liens?
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I’ve got a brand new free tax lien investing resource for you. It’s what I call the Sweet 16 Tax Sale Websites swipe file… It’s a list of 16 tax sale websites that have information about specific tax sales. Some of these websites are actually the sites for the online tax sales; others have tax sale information for specific states. And that’s not all, in addition to the swipe file; I’m also providing my 5-point check list for tax lien investing and a video to show you how to use the swipe file and the check list. This is a great new resource for new investors, so I’ve even done a 2 minute video quick tip about it. You can watch the video at: https://youtu.be/bgNrxUe3lEY
And you can download your copy at: https://www.taxlieninvestingtips.com/sweet16
Here’s what one member of the Tax Lien Profits Accelerator ™ (Tax Lien Lady’s Members Area) has to say about it:
“I’ve been with Joanne, the Tax Lien Lady for almost 2 years. I’ve attended other tax lien programs, but she has made the biggest impact on my tax lien business. With the changing and more competitive tax lien market, I found myself only getting 3-5% of interest investing in tax liens where I used to get 9-11%. I needed to do something different and learn about other states and markets! I’m so happy I became a member with the tax lien lady!
Thanks to Joanne and her connecting me to the right people, I now own a cash flowing rental in another state, I’m expecting deeds on 3 more houses in the next 3 weeks, and I own tax liens that are making 16-36%, all in states I’ve never been to. I recently foreclosed on a piece of land in Arizona by myself without a lawyer! And I just attended live auctions in my home state as a confident bidder buying tax liens for my 401K account! Joanne taught me what made me a successful tax lien investor in today’s market! I can fully trust her recommendations and extensive experience!”
~Birgit from Colorado
Birgit attended our online done-with-you training in February and March of 2105, and she was able to purchase a couple of Arizona tax liens. She has been a member of the Tax Lien Profits Accelerator™ ever since and purchased an Illinois secondary tax lien that we helped her find. Then she went on to buying tax liens in her own state and purchasing secondary liens in another state. Find out more about becoming a member here=> Tax Lien Profits Accelerator™.
This month instead of a Q & A teleseminar about tax lien investing, I had a special guest to show you how you can buy homes below market value without competitive bidding. And MJ actually showed how he coached me through my first offer on the webinar!
Here’s some comments that we got from webinar participants:
“I’ve had some training before, but this was comprehensive.” ~ J.C. Cohen
“The information disseminated was truly informative!” ~ Jeremy H.
“The information was very good.” ~ Gary H.
“Transparency and lots of examples…” ~ Karen L.
Here’s the link to the recording: http://hudhomeprofits.com/jmr
There are still a few spots left to be among the first 20 who get MJ’s HUD Deal Training and come with us to Atlanta for his 2 day event, and get a 90 day money back guarantee! Just go to http://HUDHomeProfits.com/joanne.
And don’t forget to get your free report, Appraiser Secrets For Real Estate Investors, that MJ gives away on this call!
Encouraging You To Profit!
Joanne
Georgia On My Mind
If you’re a tax lien investor and Georgia isn’t on your mind, it should be. Even though Georgia is a redeemable tax deed state, the redeemable tax deeds in Georgia are much like tax liens, with one big difference that means more money in your pocket. That difference is that instead of an interest rate, you get a penalty. That means that no matter when the deed redeems you get the full penalty, not an annualized interest rate. But it even gets better than that. The penalty is 20% and the redemption period is one year. Only 2 tax lien states can beat that and only if the lien is held for a full year. (In Illinois the rate is 18% per 6 months and in Iowa it’s 24% per annum). Continue reading
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