This entry treats tax lien investing at capital scale: deploying significant capital systematically across many tax liens, often through funds or organized buying operations, rather than the individual purchasing a handful at local auctions.
Log in to followI'm working through licensing on the service side and looking for something to build around. Three separate conversations in the last month with people buying liens at volume ende…
Reading through material on lien funds and the phrase that keeps appearing is government-backed. I've read it maybe a dozen times this week and I still can't tell what it covers.…
Pulled the terms of sale for a county I've been buying in and read the paragraph everybody scrolls past. If the sale is later set aside, or the certificate is voided for a defect…
I'm 40 certificates in across six states and I picked those states specifically so I wouldn't be exposed to one housing market. Spent an evening going through why the owners were…
I'm reading this room from the outside, first rental still ahead of me, and the thing I can't resolve is how people decide the geographic shape before they've bought anything. The…
I'm sizing a first real allocation and the bidding rule is the thing I can't settle. Two coherent ways to run it and they produce different bids on the same certificate. One: pric…
I manage properties, so I come at this from the paperwork end. A couple of the lien funds I've been sent materials on describe themselves as fixed income substitutes, and the pitc…