What are Tax Liens and how do they work?
A tax lien that a local, state, or federal government places on property when the owner fails to pay his or her taxes.
Lien Issuance: When a property owner does not pay his or her taxes, the government issues a tax lien certificate for the amount owed.
Certificate Auction: These certificates are auctioned to investors. The investor who offers the lowest interest rate or pays the highest premium wins the certificate.
Payment of the debt: the owner must pay the debt plus interest to the investor. If you don't, the investor may eventually take possession of the property.
What is Tax Deeds and how does it work?
A deed issued by a local government authority (county) to transfer property to a public entity or individual due to the previous owner's failure to pay property taxes.
Non-payment of taxes: When a property owner fails to pay his or her property taxes, the local government can seize the property.
Public auction: The seized property is put up for sale in a public auction known as a "tax deed auction."
Transfer of ownership: the winning bidder in the auction receives the tax deed, becoming the new owner.
"Lack of knowledge makes you lose money"
Invest with us, transforming debts into opportunities, learn about the business options here and secure your financial future.
Join now
Investment Opportunities
Partner with us for profitable real estate investments in tax liens and property flipping.
Tax Liens Investing
Invest in tax liens for high returns and secure your financial future with us.
Fix and Flip
Join our fix and flip projects to maximize your investment potential and earn profits.
Become a Business Partner
Collaborate with us for shared profits and successful real estate ventures.
Investment Locations
We focus on diverse real estate markets, specializing in tax liens, tax deeds, and profitable fix-and-flip opportunities for our partners.
Areas
Various U.S. Locations
Hours
Mon-Fri 9am