Q & A: Why Would Someone Wait to Redeem Their Property?

Here is a question I received from one of my subscribers recently about deed redemption in Texas.

Q: Why would an owner who can’t pay the taxes on a property pay the sales price plus interest on a property to redeem it after a sale?  i.e. If an owner owes $6,000 in taxes and the property goes to a sheriff’s sale with the winning bid being $30,000. Why would they then pay $30,000 + 25% interest ($37,00) to redeem the property if they wouldn’t/couldn’t pay the $6,000 to keep it from going on sale in the first place?

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Monday Motivation: It’s Never Too Late!

I just got back from Savannah Georgia yesterday where I competed in the  2012 National Masters Weightlifting Championships. It was my first time back to national competition in 2 years. And although I wasn’t able to break the Masters National records that I set 2 years ago, I did improve on my lifts and my total for this year and I did win my weight class. This picture below is one of me receiving my medal.

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“Protect Your Retirement” Webinar Replay

We recently had an eye-opening webinar with attorney Tim Berry on protecting your retirement. Tim gave us such important information on protecting the money in your self-directed IRA that I thought I should make it available to everyone. We all consider the money in our IRA accounts to be safe from creditors and safe from the IRS, but that isn’t always the case. You’ll want to watch this webinar and make sure that your retirement account is protected!

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Monday Motivation: The Success Mindset

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Having Trouble Getting Title Insurance On Your Tax Deed Property?

Are you having trouble getting title insurance on your tax deed properties?

Many tax lien/deed investors, especially those new to the industry, are surprised to find out that after acquiring a tax lien/deed property, they have a title insurance problem. The first thought that comes to the investor’s mind is, I have to contact an attorney and file a quiet title action. Although most title companies will insure tax lien/deed properties after a quiet title action has been completed, the disadvantage investors run into is time and money. Most quiet title actions take anywhere from 4 to 9 months and most attorneys are very expensive.

It doesn’t have to be that way, not if you use a Tax Title Curative Consultant company that can clear the title to tax deed properties in less time than a quiet title action and in most cases for a lot less money. Tax Title Services, INC. is a California-based company that has been enabling tax lien/deed investors to obtain title insurance on their tax deed properties without having to hire an attorney to file a quiet title action. Tax Title Services, INC., has performed its certification process or curative work on over 12000 tax deed properties since July of 2000.  Their process is recognized by their partner program title underwriters (First American, Stewart, etc.), and they are able to obtain title insurance of behalf of investors for their properties in approximately 30 to 60 days at a lower cost than most attorneys. Continue reading

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