Tax Lien Investing vs. Tax Deed Investing ...and Why?

When you first get into tax sale investing, you're going to hear two common phrases: Tax Lien and Tax Deed. But, what exactly are they and which one is the best to invest in? We dive into that in today's video!

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[damiondbrumfield]

Thanks for getting right to the information and being so clear that it was easy to understand. Well done! I bought your book as a token of my appreciation for this video. New Subscriber here. I can't wait to read it. Thanks again!

[smonelh]

Excellent, simple and straight to the point! Thank you!

[callmegorgeouos]

Where do you buy the tax liens? Thanks

[toniruffin]

wow straight to the point no games no b.s Thanks

[Daytradin]

What website y’all use for buying liens deeds ?

[petar]

What will happen if nobody buys tax lien or deed, what will county do to the owners? Also, how can I research investments if I am not from the USA?

[Henyz]

Looking into a new remolded/ new construction property paying off the tax as a tax lien. Should I roll the dice and pay the tax? It’s under $600. Do I pay both taxs they have two payments for year 2020 and 2021?

[Bookworm]

I live in Canada, Toronto, Ontario. Is this information relevant to me?

[FortnersFrontierLeather]

Thank you so much....i just won my first tax lien auction. I have been kinda confused. Lol im also not sure how to proceed on taking the property if they do not redeem.

[ilovepizza]

so i was on indianapolis website and some of the deeds on there are as high as $25, 000 and other as low as $900, does that mean you could technically own the property for $900?

[johnnyfuture]

Hello Casey I went to your website and ordered your book. I look forward to getting it and reading it! I am however, disappointed that I cannot participate in a Starter membership at this time due to other financial obligations. It pains me to know your price is a limited time only.

[anthonybrown]

Thank you!!!! Are you able to ship your book to APO's? Is it available on kindle?

[babouin]

for a tax lien, if the owner never paid his taxes and it went to foreclosure do we have to forclose on the property? if not do we loose our investment in the tax lien if we did not want to foreclose?

[pre]

So, a lot is for sale in our area. They are asking $27, 000. I spoke to the owner, he said he will sell it for $25k because it's a tax sale property, and he told us if we are interested to call the title company in the area. The $2k he knocks off can be used to pay for the lawyer to settle the deed. The deed company referred to this as a "quiet title". We are interested in the land not for investment, but to put a new manufactured double wide on it. That is all that is allowed on this street anyway. We are very confused. The lady at the deed place is saying this guy sells these lots as is, and that the "process" can take 7-9 months right now unless we try a different lawyer, because their lawyer is too busy and backed up right now. It is our understanding that the original home owner got into "trouble with the law" defaulted on the taxes, and lost the property. The woman at the deed place told us that after 20 years, the deed would clear under Knoxville law, and we believe this guy has owned the property for about 5. So if I am understanding correctly, I believe this is a tax deed, and not a tax lien. We are still confused. Is this a bad deal? The homeowner is saying if we put down $1000 today, it's ours because he claims someone else is interested, but has yet to put anything down on the property. There is already a septic tank, septic field, water, and electricity on the lot, though we are not sure on the condition of either. We are not sure what to do. We have the money for the lot, and don't plan on putting a house on it within the next year anyway. So the wait isn't an issue. The fact that it's 1.5 acres, with water, electric, and septic on it seems as though it would save us money when we decide to put the home on it. Making this not a bad deal, but we really don't understand the risks with the tax sale portion of it. Any advice?

[shawbriggs]

With tax deed investing can the investor actually live at the property or are they forced to sell the property?

[Alapapi]

I'm in Wisconsin and have some questions how can I contact you?

[paigepollet]

I am currently looking to buy tax deeds only to sell quickly after purchasing and am ok with a smaller gain to get it gone quickly. Is this possible in this business?

[dwhitfield]

Great info terrible haircut just go with the bald head all the way