How To: Florida Tax Lien Investing - 18% Returns in 2 Years

The state of Florida has some weird tax lien investing rules and I explain what they are and how you can profit up to 18% on these tax deed sales.

If you're looking to make some money in a quick and easy way, then investing in Florida tax liens is the way to go! By following these simple steps, you can quickly and easily buy and sell tax liens, and make a healthy return on your investment!

[scottrosin]

18 percent in 2 years is beautiful Wow! Go Florida!

[saenhiggins]

I will look at that.. sorry for late response.

[rosejones]

What scares me about Florida is the possibility of toxic liens. Do you have any thoughts on that? And if the South has caught your eye, i would love your take on Georgia's redeemable deeds.

[Austin_Hay]

Any thoughts on the Hackler v. Arianna Holdings Company, LLC court case? I've invested in tax liens the past couple years but may have been taking more risk than I originally thought. Third circuit court denied transfer of the property to the lien holder and not sure if they ever got their original investment (42k) back after property owner filed bankruptcy

[kobem]

What if the homeowner files for bankruptcy prior to the tax sale?

[romulodejesus]

Why some Properties has more than 1 lien? Like Certificate Issued #7.

[cyberman]

Florida is one of worst states, yes you could buy tax lien but if you head to issue the tax deed keep in your mind that, anyone could has it because he paid more than you !! so you holding two year for nothing :)