Tax lien and tax deed investing exploit the mechanism by which local governments enforce unpaid property taxes.
Log in to followSmall portfolio, mostly rentals, and I've been adding certificates as a side sleeve. At a dozen positions in one county I can hold the whole thing in my head. I want to go to some…
So I've been reading about this for about two weeks and I think I've managed to confuse myself. Some articles talk about buying a lien and earning 16% or 18%, some talk about buyi…
I'm getting licensed and working out what else I can be useful for, and this room keeps describing problems that sound like someone else's job. Out-of-state buyers can't inspect.…
The rental side is where my money sits, and I want a piece of the portfolio that doesn't care what house prices do. Certificates look like the closest thing to that. Here's the mo…
I have a certificate approaching the end of the redemption period and I'd rather not spend the money to get to a deed that a judge can undo. Numbers: $6,800 all in with two years…
I've got about $50k I'd allocate to certificates this season and I'm modeling roughly 60 certificates averaging $800 in a Florida-style batch auction. The plan assumes I never win…
Still list-building, no bids placed, but I'm modeling a 16% state with a three year redemption period and the subs are wrecking my spreadsheet. Say I win a certificate at $4,200 f…
Looking at an upcoming deed sale in a county I know the construction side of well. Parcel is a 1940s balloon-frame house, opening bid $9,400, which is four years of taxes plus fee…