“Start Investing in Tax Liens Now,” is the title of our last complimentary webinar.
I’ve decided to make the recording of this webinar available to everyone now right here. You can watch it below:
Find out more about the conference and register at www.TaxLienLady.com/conference.
This is part of an e-mail that I received a couple of weeks ago from the Alachua County tax collector:
“…In keeping with the recommendations of the Florida Tax Collectors Association, please be advised that effective for the 2012 Tax Certificate Sale, the Alachua County Tax Collector will suspend the use of sub-account subordinate to a master or primary account.
We feel this policy is necessary in order to ensure the integrity and fairness of the registration and bidding process at the tax certificate sale.”
And I have received similar messages from other Florida tax collectors. This is really good news for the tax lien investor as it levels the playing field and gives individual investors the same opportunity to win bids as the institutional investors, at least in the Florida tax lien sales.
“True leaders are inwardly directed, self-assured, and as a result, truly charismatic.” – Dr Myles Munroe
When you have a passion that drives you from deep within – to make a positive difference in your community or to help people in some way – then this passion directs you. You are consumed with it and it energizes you. You also become self-assured because you are totally convinced of the value and importance of your passion. You can see how it will benefit people.
As a result people are drawn by your passion and enthusiasm. This makes you charismatic and you attract others to your cause.
Develop a passion for your cause.
Be all you can be.
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I am very happy to announce TaxLienLady’s first Tax Lien Investing Conference to be held at Shawnee on Delaware, Pennsylvania on Saturday April 14th. Continue reading
As some states and local governments become more insolvent, they are finding ways to squeeze more money out of tax payers and property owners, including unsuspecting tax deed buyers. This is something that you need to be aware of if you purchase tax deeds in Indiana from out of state. I want to thank Jim for providing this warning to investors from his own personal experience.
“I buy tax deeds in Indiana because the returns can be very sweet.
In December ’11, I closed on an abandoned house I bought in Hammond, Indiana at the Lake County Tax Deed auction held in September 2010. Paid $3000, sold for $9,000 netted about $1600 after fees/expenses.
However…what Hammond did was hit me with all sorts of high fees for taking care of the house between the time I bought it and got clear title — about 13 months. Those fees include things like boarding up the windows, mowing the grass, etc. None of these fees came up in the title search except for $534, which I thought was semi-fair. Continue reading
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