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Tax lien investing is really not that complex. You just need to follow these 5 basic steps. written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
What you may not know about the upset sale is that all properties are sold subject to any liens or judgments. That means that if you purchase a tax deed at this sale, you are responsible for any other unpaid liens or judgments on the property. written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
Only a few states have tax lien sales online, but fortunately each state that does have online tax sales conducts their sale at a different time of the year. So you can participate in an online tax lien sale somewhere in the United States in almost any season of the year. written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
In this article I’ll give you what I recommend for investors want to invest in tax liens, but find that in their state they only sell tax deeds. It’s not a one-size fits all answer, it really depends on what your goals are and on your particular state. written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
I did send my husband, Bill to cover the tax sale for me and find out how many properties sold and what they sold for. I wanted to see just what the trend was this year and I wanted to be able to pass that information along to you.
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It seems that now they’re popping up all over the web – websites that claim that you can purchase tax delinquent houses for only a few hundred dollars. Here’s one that I stumbled across recently..... written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
I went to a tax sale in New Jersey and these are trends that I noticed. written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
Folks want to know if they can actually invest in tax liens from another country or in some cases from another continent. And the answer is yes you can, but there are some stipulations. written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
I was pleasantly surprised! With all of the hype and recent infomercials lately touting tax lien investing as a way to get rich quick, this book is very refreshing. Right from the beginning Mr. Moskowitz sets the reader straight, giving honest and straightforward information. written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
In this article I’d like to answer some questions that you may have about the excess proceeds strategy that I introduced you to in Part 1. written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
In this article I’m going to let you in on the tools that I used to find out about tax sales in California. written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
In this article I’ll give you what I recommend for investors want to invest in tax liens, but find that in their state they only sell tax deeds. It’s not a one-size fits all answer, it really depends on what your goals are and on your particular state. written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
I realized that there were a lot of people out there like me who wanted to learn about tax lien investing, but didn’t know where to turn. written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
So what is a person in one of these competitive deed states to do? How can you buy tax sale properties for pennies on dollar in one of these states?
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How would you like to be able to buy tax sale properties for less than what they would go for at the tax sale? And because you are purchasing the property from the owner, before the tax sale, you don’t have to worry about clearing the title. written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
I want to introduce you to Wendy Patton. She has experience in many different aspects of real estate investing including land development, commercial and residential real estate, foreclosures, and rehabbing, but her favorite way to buy and sell real estate is through lease options. written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
I believe that 2009 is the opportune time, both to get involved with tax lien or tax deed investing, if you've been sitting on the fence and to purchase investment real estate. The problem that I have found in learning how to invest in real estate without getting burnt is, that there are tons of programs out there. written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
This is the second article in a two part series about what I think are two really good opportunities right now to get involved in real estate investing. In the first article I talked about why I think that this is a real good time to get started in tax lien investing, and in this article I want to discus what I think is another good opportunity right now in real estate – buying property at an auction. written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
In Part I of this series I’ll discuss why I think this is a perfect time to get started in tax lien investing and in Part II of this series I’ll talk about why real estate auctions are a great opportunity for investors that have more cash available. written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
Here are some mistakes that can lower your rate of return in your tax lien or tax deed portfolio. These are mistakes that I, or one of my clients, or another investor that I know, has made in the process of investing of tax liens or tax deeds. I’m sharing them with you so that you do not make the same mistakes that we did when we were just beginning to invest in tax lien certificates and/or tax deeds. Hopefully you can learn from our mistakes. written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
In this article, I want to try to answer the questions that were asked most often but not addressed in my free video course. I especially like to answer questions that start out with the words "How do I..." or "How can I ...". This type of question shows me that someone is really interested and is ready to take action. So here goes...... written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
If you use money from a Roth self-directed IRA, and you do not take any withdrawals until retirement age – you do not pay any taxes on your profits! So if you are using tax lien or tax deed investing as a way to save for your retirement, you need to look into this.
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How much money is enough? If you're using tax lien investing as a way to invest for the future, then you can get started with a couple of thousand dollars. But if you want to create an income from tax lien investing than you need to invest much more. written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
There is no other investment I know of, that gives me such a high rate of return with the degree of security that I have with tax liens. Tax Lien Investing offers other advantages that I like as well. They are ...... written by Joanne M. Musa Musa
Whether tax lien investing or tax deed investing is better for you depends on the state that you live in and what your goals are. If you are looking to pick up property under market value than you are better off with tax deeds than with tax liens. If you do your homework and purchase tax liens on good properties, the chances of foreclosure are slim. << previous page 1 next page>> |
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