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Wednesday, 09 January 2008

  • High Yield Investment Opportunity

    One of the best kept high yield investment secrets is called Tax Lien Certificates. You can earn 16%, 18%, as high as a 50% return on your investment opportunities and start with as little as $75.00 in some cases (read also about money investment).

    Local governments use property taxes to pay for daily services such as police and fire departments, welfare and teachers. You can imagine what will happen if the budget for these and many other services ceased. Ambulances and county medical facilities would shut down, public education grammar, junior high and high schools would close. You get the picture. This is why local county governments are authorized to sell tax lien certificate to investors like you and me. The tax lien is created when the property tax on any piece of property is not paid. Every piece of property is assessed a tax based on its value and when it is not paid the county attaches a tax lien against the property. Each amount of the tax lien may vary, but the county also attaches an interest rate to the lien. This interest rate has to be high enough to attract investors, who purchase the lien at the assigned interest rate and then own the lien against the property. The property owner either pays the lien and the interest to the county or forfeits the property. If he pays the lien the money is collected by the county and paid back to the lien holder, you, investment plus interest. If the lien is not paid you may initiate a foreclosure process through the county where the property is located and gain ownership of the property for the price of the tax free and clear of all other encumbrances. That includes all mortgages, mechanics liens and the like. It might interest you to know that 97% of tax liens pay off within twenty four months (additional information about investment opportunities).

    There are over 3000 counties in the US and all of them run a little differently, so you would have to get in touch with the county government where the property is located to get the particulars. I would suggest you start with the county you live in. Tax lien certificates will be the safest easiest, most profitable high yield investment you will ever buy. When ever I mention it most people invariably ask me “why isn’t everybody doing it then?” Well, the honest answer is “I don’t know”. My best guess is ignorance; most people just don’t know its available. It is not well publicized; and banks and brokerage houses have no incentive to tell you about it. My second guess is fear; many people wait for the endorsement of the masses to feel safe to move forward with anything. My best advice to you is CHECK IT OUT! All it will cost you is a phone call and a little of your time (additional investment opportunity).

    Here’s what’s next. Contact the Tax Collector or Treasurer in your county (or the closest well populated county to you) and find out the answers to the following questions:

    1. When will the county be conducting the next Tax Sale?

    2.    Where will the sale take place? (address suite or room number, and time)

    3.    How can I get a list of Tax Lien Property to be auctioned? (if auctions are their procedure)

    4.    How can I get the rules of the sale, terms and conditions, pre-registration requirements and methods of payment?

    5.    If it’s a lien sale, what is the interest rate, and how is it calculated?

    6.   Does the county have any unsold Tax Lien Certificates or properties from the last sale?

    The answers to questions 5 and 6 are going to be yes. Most counties have millions of dollars of un-sold tax liens on their books and will usually be able to supply you with pages of hundreds, even thousands of unsold tax lien properties. So don’t be scurred—ok frightened for you English majors; get out their and try. The wealth you seek is out side of your comfort zone. If it weren’t you would have it already!

    (Broad investment opportunity)

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