Here’s some tax lien investing Q & A. Although the questions were about tax lien investing in New Jersey, I’ve answered them for other tax lien states as well…
I’ve watched your videos and read your blog and have grown a great interest in tax lien investing. I as well would be investing in NJ and just had a couple of questions.
Question #1: Say I purchased a Lien for 75 dollars. Now what happens if the owner continues to not pay his taxes? Am I paying them? Continue reading
Are you overwhelmed with information about Tax Lien Investing and don’t know where to start?
Maybe you’ve been to a seminar and then searched online for information about tax lien investing and found so many different opinions about what is the best way to get started that now you’re feeling overwhelmed.
Or maybe you’ve even purchased a couple of programs and found conflicting advise about how to get started, or what’s the best strategy for making money from tax delinquent properties. After all: Continue reading
Here’s another motivational message that rings true from my friend Arnfried at Be Motivated Today. Read my comment to find out what I have learned about this topic:)
Possibility Thinkers achieve their goals. They are successful and usually wealthy.
How can you become a possibility thinker?
Here’s the short list: Continue reading
Here are the answers to some recent questions that I got about tax lien investing in New Jersey:
Question: If an investor buys a $8,000 lien and the interest gets bid down to 0% and the lien holder pays the subsequent taxes, which is another 8k and then in year three, if lucky, he pays another 8k, is the interest in year three is based on the 8k for the year or on 16 k of collective taxed for year two and three? Also, does the investor ever get paid interest on the original amount of tax delinquency paid for the certificate if the interest is bid down to 0%? Continue reading
Here’s this weeks motivational message from my friend Arnfried at Be Motivated Today.
Be sure to read my comments after the post and feel free to add your own.
John Maxwell likens attitude to the orientation of an aircraft in flight. Just as the aircraft’s orientation in flight (in relation to the horizon) determines the aircraft’s altitude, so our attitude in the flight of life determines our altitude or outcome. For an aircraft to successfully remain in flight it needs to maintain the right orientation – attitude. It needs to maintain the right approach towards the wind of resistance. If the pilot lifts the nose of the aircraft, the wind of resistance will lift the aircraft. But if the pilot lowers the nose of the aircraft, the wind of resistance will force the aircraft down. Continue reading
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