I just deposited another check from a tax lien redemption today!
Sometimes I get so excited about what I’m going to do with the money from a tax lien redemption that I forget to make a copy of the check before I deposit it to show you the proof. But that’s not real proof anyway. The real proof of how much I made from tax lien investing is the 1099 forms that I get in January of the following year. That’s because the 1099 forms show not how much money I get back from the county or municipality, but how much interest I’ve made.
This check was for a little over $1500, but if you’re interested in seeing the breakdown of just how much I really made, since most of that money was money that I invested in the first place, here’s the breakdown from my tax lien software program: Continue reading
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