Various articles on how to profit with tax lien certificates, tax deeds, and more. Simply click on the article title to view more.

• What are Liens - This article provides a basic introduction to liens including how they are created.
• The Effects of Liens on Title - This article provides a basic discussion of the impact liens have on title.
• Lien Priority and How Priority is Established - In this article you will learn how lien priority is established and the effect lien priority has on title.
• What are Tax Lien Certificates - This article provides a basic introduction to real estate tax liens.
• Learn the Tax Sale Bid Methods - This article provides a basic introduction to the various tax sale bid methods.
• How To Buy Tax Lien Certificates - This article discusses the various steps and stages of the tax lien and tax deed investment process.
• Over The Counter Tax Lien Certificates - This article discusses how to skip the tax sale auction and eliminate the competition and capture the maximim interest and or penalty rate buying over the counter tax lien certificates and tax deeds.
• Buy Tax Lien Certificates With Corporation - This article discusses the benefits of purchasing tax liens and tax deeds under the safety and protection of a corporation.
• Get Tax Sale Lists - This article discusses how to obtain a list of tax liens or tax deeds available for purchase.
• Fast Profits with Tax Sale Overages - This article discusses how to profit with tax sale overages, tax sale overbids, or tax sale excess funds.
• Tax Lien States and Tax Deed States - This spreadsheet details the contact, sales type, interest rate, penalty rate, redemption period, auction date, bidding procedure and over-the-counter sales for each state.
• Tax Lien Profit Calculator - Use the Tax Lien University Investment Calculator to estimate how your money could grow at different profit rates.

Is there an aspect of tax lien certificates and tax deeds you would like to know more about but is not covered in one of the articles above? No problem, make your request in the user comment section at the bottom of the page.

Latest User Comments and Questions Below:

Below you will find the latest user questions and comments relating to investing in tax lien certificates and tax deeds.

TaxLienUniversity.com

A real estate tax lien is senior and in almost all cases extinguishes junior liens such as a mortgage or deed of trust.

LP M

What is a tax sale property is encumbered by a mortgage?

TaxLienUniversity.com

Yes, you are correct. You can contact the IRS to get a tax id number, once you have a tax id number you can proceed with getting an address, there are many companies that will give you a PO Box with a real street address. Once you've done that you can work on getting a bank account by simply contacting a bank, giving them your address and tax ID.

Carel

I am from Singapore. I understand that to start buying tax lien certs, I will required 3 things : a US bank account, a US address and US tax ID #.How can I get help in securing these if I am doing this from Singapore. Can you advise?

TaxLienUniversity.com

International investors can most assuredly purchase tax lien certificates and tax deeds over the Internet. In fact, more and more counties are holding their auctions on the Internet. You will need to complete the required paperwork in order to register.

ADRIAN HIBBERT

I am UK based. Can I buy Tax Liens via email. Thanks.

TaxLienUniversity.com

Yes, Alvaro you can buy tax lien certificates even though you are a Venezuelan citizen living in Venezuela. To purchase tax lien certificates you'll need to complete a bidders information card and provide a tax identification number.

Alvaro

I am a Venezuelan citizen who lives in Venezuela. Am I alowed to buy tan lien certificates?

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