Buy Florida Homes for as little as 5k-10K at Tax Deed Auctions!
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- secretsoftaxlie... Imagine buying homes in Florida for as little as $5k to $10k dollars. In this video we explain how tax sales in Florida work, and how you can find tax foreclosures for a fraction of their value. Get more FREE training at the website.
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How do you view the properties for auction I can't seem to figure it out on the county page. Not looking for investment property just for personal use.
Hi Hanna. We just listed a video that might help. The video is about all of the online auction companies where you can purchase tax liens and tax deeds in the U.S. It might help you make sense of the auctions.
@@ShadeFerre will check it out thanks
If you buy a tax lien how can you own the tax deed?
Early redemption penalty: if I bought the lien at 10% and the owner redeems in 1 year, do I get my 10% return and Also get a 5% penalty return?
You answered in this video, I asked too early - thank you for being so thorough in these training videos!
Do banks enforce a reserve on sale price?
Hi Malach211. I saw this question you asked that I never responded to. Sorry. Your question is a good one. The answer is this isn't the Bank's sale, so they lack the authority to enforce a reserve. Granted, most of the properties that go to the tax sale don't have mortgages. There are a lot of reasons for this. The more valuable a property is, the less likely it is that the owner(s) will let it go to foreclosure. The more valuable a property is, the more likely it is to have encumbrances like a mortgage. Most of the really great properties never make it to the sale because someone stops the foreclosure and pays the bill. If a bank is listed in the property ownership, they'll be one of the parties who receives a foreclosure notice from the county. If the bank wishes to retain the property, they will need to pay the tax bill to remove the property from the sale. If the bank receives a foreclosure notice and fails to act, they'll lose any ownership rights in the foreclosure, just like any other owner would.
The county probably won't set a reserve either. The opening bid includes the taxes and fees owed, but the sales price is determined by auction.
Can anyone tell me how close to reality this video is being that it's as old as it is?
It's true. My county has a listing calendar with addresses and opening bid.
@@blindfactz would you be open to talking more about this in messenger or email??
Matthew Garcia this is true u gotta know what your doing and do your research on the properties.