Get $50 Tax Liens Today... How To Get The Easiest and Cheapest Property In The World
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- Get $50 tax liens Today like this. The down and dirty on simple tax liens how you can get started today and the exact websites to use to find those tax liens. Dive in :)
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I have never received the free training I requested, Also I booked a call. Day of the call your office called me to confirm, I confirmed. An hour before the scheduled call I received an e-mail that the call was canceled. No explanation. What gives?
I like what you are doing. I went to a tax Lien class. They offered training at 1500 dollars. I just didnt trust the people. Then they called me back and offered it for 500 which made me trust them even less.
Then I registered online with a website and it was $1,495. Before paying I did some google search and review and they had many complaints that they lure you in for 1495 lying about showing you the ropes and then try to rip you off for 28,000 to 35,000 for a full class and life time access.
I dont trust much people doing tax lien education now. I bought me a book and have learned a good bit so far. Still need more knowledge though. Your videos are helping
It's good to be cautious with sketchy tax lien courses. Self-study through books and videos is a great, cost-effective approach. For more in-depth knowledge, explore reliable online resources or local classes. Trust your instincts and keep learning in the way that works best for you! 😎👌
@@DustinHahnREI I'm not afraid to invest but my biggest hold back is how to investigate if the home or land has a lien. I saw couple of your videos. I'm figuring it out slowly.
Was this taxliencode? I’ve had the same experience
@@nigel8479 yes
Ted Thomas offers an online class for 47$ I don't know how much other people are charging, it would be nice if they'd be as transparent about that as T/T
Great!!!... Need more videos like this expressing the knowledge and search details. 🔥🔥🔥
Glad you liked it!
Hello there! I booked a call, confirmed the call because I was excited for the training, but it was cancelled. A little bummed out.😢 Advice?
I'm ready to get started. LET'S GO!!👍🏿👏🏿👏🏿🎆 I wasn't able to find your book in the link btw
Awesome, you're pumped to get started! Sorry about the trouble with the book link. We'll sort that out. In the meantime, keep up the enthusiasm - you're on the right track! 😎👌🔥
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Thanks, guys Awesome video
Great Info. Thanks
I know this is an older video but would you be able to talk about Tax Liens in NJ?
soon. stay tuned!
Hey Dustin, love your videos. I'm new to tax liens. I'm super confused about "Tax Lien Certificate" - could you make a video explaining it from the start to finish. Thanks bud.
Check out this quick 1-minute video! Hope it helps!
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Could you please give us a script to use when will call the county clerk please
Just be yourself when you call the county clerk. Keep it simple and friendly. Say hi, introduce yourself, and ask what you need. It's important to be polite and to the point. Remember, they're there to help, so don't hesitate to ask your questions. Good luck! 👍🙂
What do you mean by get out on it for a couple hundred dollars on the 39$ lien ? Like what else is costing you money when you’re closing . What’s the steps to make the sale final . Do they write you a check or dose your company invoice them , should we have an llc before hand?
Getting a tax lien certificate for just a few hundred dollars, even though the original unpaid taxes were only $39, can be a great deal. You might earn more when the property owner pays the overdue taxes.
When it comes to additional costs in foreclosure and payment methods, they vary based on the location, jurisdiction and complexity of the process. so it's best to check with your local tax authority or consult a legal or financial professional for precise details
Take the leap and get started. If you're acquiring many properties, consider setting up an LLC for liability protection. Don't let the LLC setup process hold you back from taking action.
My question is: Is there a chance of owning the tax deed after sometime from byuing the tax lien? Also, after buying the tax lien, does that mean that I ll be responsible for paying the annual taxes of the property on behalf of the homeowner until they redeem and pay me back with the %interest? I am very new to this and have been watching your videos a lot lately in hoping to get the first step accomplished..
Buying a tax lien doesn't make you the property owner, but you do get the right to collect owed taxes plus interest. If the owner doesn't pay up within a certain time, you might go for a tax deed, which can lead to property ownership. This varies by state and can be a bit tricky.
Also, you're not usually on the hook for future property taxes; that's still the owner's responsibility. But remember, there's a redemption period where the original owner can pay their dues and keep the property.
If I buy Tax tax lien property in Arizona for, let's say $1000. From my research, Arizona pays 16% interest, and redemption is 3 years. Does that mean that $1000 investment will be in the hands of the county for 3 years, and if the owner redeems the property just before 3 year expire, I would get my $1000 back plus 16% for each year, which would be $480 total? Also, what happens if the owner redeems the property after 6 months, for example?
You pay $1000 to the county to cover the unpaid tax. And the property owner has to pay you that plus interest if they want to redeem.
If the property is redeemed after six months, the interest (prorated monthly) would be half of the annual rate. So, for a 16% annual interest, you'd receive $80 (half of 16% of $1,000). Remember, the interest rate is determined by your bid at the auction, where the goal is to offer to accept the lowest rate of interest for the tax lien. So it might be lower.
As a beginner shouldn't I start with tax deeds? Can I buy deeds as cheap as $50? Because my state is a deed state can I buy deeds from other states? If I'm broke as a joke, can I still be successful in this business? Do I have to physically attend auctions or can I attend online? In another video I heard you say that if you are broke that this business isn't for you.
Certainly! Starting with tax deeds is great for beginners, and you can find them for as low as $50. You can buy deeds from other states through online auctions. It’s accessible even on a tight budget, but make sure you have some funds for initial investments.
So, I found some options on these sites! One is $50 for a piece of land thats values at $500! So does this mean that I can buy it for that low price, and sell it for the price of the value? Like flipping?
Yes!
where do I find the book?
Here: linktr.ee/dustinhahnrealestateinvesting
I can't see what you have on the screen, it's too small
Thanks for pointing that out! I appreciate your feedback and will continue to improve how we present information in future videos. Your input helps us make better content for everyone. Thanks for watching!
In what states could I buy a tax deed and sell the property next day or as soon as possible
It takes practice and this is not the case every time. look for TAX deed states. I bought a book for this.
@@danny6247what is the book called? Also I know which states are tax deed states. Its seems that in every state there is atleast some sort of redemption period even if it’s not called a redemption period. What does your book say about my original question?
@@hellaloud9224 right now I'm finishing up a book called " Investing in real estate tax liens and deeds" by Jamaine Burrell and it has a lot of info
Is there a good site for South Carolina?
Start with the county website you are interested in investing in. They usually have previous tax sales which gives you an idea of how active the market is. That is what I do if I am looking into a new county.