I attended 2 New Jersey tax sales recently, after having not been to a tax sale in a few months. I was not able to buy anything at either of these tax sales. From talking to other investors that I know, who have been at this game longer than I have, I’ve come to find out that things have changed this past year in New Jersey. It’s getting more difficult in the past couple of years to get profitable tax liens in this state. Continue reading
From The Field: New Jersey Tax Sales
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Are You Ready To Buy Tax Liens Online?
Are you ready to buy tax liens online?
You’ve purchased a couple of tax liens and/or tax deeds and now you want to branch out to other areas by investing online. Or maybe you haven’t even started investing yet, but you want to invest in a tax lien state and you live in a tax deed state, or visa versa. Or perhaps you don’t live in the U.S. but you want to invest in U.S. tax liens or tax deeds. You’ve heard that you can buy tax liens or tax deeds online and you think that sounds like the way to go.
Here’s what you need to know about buying tax liens and tax deeds online before you get started: Continue reading
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From The Field: Monroe County PA Judical Tax Sale
I went to the Monroe County PA ‘Judicial’ Tax Sale this past week. Many counties in Pennsylvania have 2 tax sales. The ‘Upset’ tax sale – which is usually held in the fall and the ‘Judicial’ tax that is held some time afterward, usually in the spring. If you purchase a property in the Upset tax sale, you are responsible for any liens or judgments on the property, but if you purchase a property in the Judicial tax sale, those properties are sold ‘free and clear’ of liens and judgments. There are some liens however that will remain on a property purchased in this tax sale. Any municipal, state, or other government lien will remain. Everything else, as long as proper notification has been made will be wiped out by the tax sale. Continue reading
2013 Tax Lien Investing Conference – Chicago
Our Tax Lien Investing Conference in Baltimore was a huge success.
The boys from Platinum Investment Properties – West and had such a good time giving the workshop and conference and we got such great feedback from participants, that we decided to do it again this summer in Chicago! We didn’t only enjoy the tax lien investing conference on Friday, but we also had a great time at the REI Expo on Saturday and Sunday, and so did some of you!
Here I am at the Expo (in the picture on the left) with a couple of Tax Lien Lady members who participated in the conference and the Expo. Both of them were also at last year’s tax lien investing conference in Pennsylvania. You can see and hear what one of them had to say about this year’s conference in the video below: Continue reading
The 3 Most Profitable States For Tax Lien Investing
What Are the 3 most profitable states for tax lien investing?
None of the 3 most profitable states for tax lien investing have online tax sales. You have to show up in person at the tax sale, or have an agent do it for you. Two of the top three are not even tax lien states, they’re redeemable deed states.
What’s a Redeemable Deed?
A redeemable tax deed is like a regular tax deed, except that the original property owner can come back and redeem the property from the tax deed perchaser. In order to redeem the property the original owner must pay the bid price plus a hefty penalty, which varies according to the state. Continue reading
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