According to an article in the Dallas Morning News, a tax lien investor in Eastlake, Florida purchased land behind a residential subdivision for $1,000 at a delinquent tax sale in February". The land the tax lien investor bought is a 4-acre lake and a thin band of land around it. Many of the residents of the subdivision thought they owned the lake behind their $300,000 homes in this Tampa Bay community and were shocked to hear that the original developer actually owned it and had let the taxes lapse. That is when the tax lien investor came into the picture. "When people don't pay their taxes, this is what happens", he said. "I was willing to pay more than anyone else for this property." This tax lien investor "specializes in buying properties at tax sales and owns 150 to 200 properties statewide." The tax lien investor, is now offering to sell the land for $30,000 per homeowner in the subdivision.
- Dallas Morning News

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Tax lien certificates aren't some shady investment that you buy from a broker at an investment firm that you've never heard of. You purchase these property tax liens directly from the state or county government (depending on the state). The government isn't going to close up shop and leave town. This type of investment was created by state law, and state law protects you as the investor.

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What are property tax lien certificates?

By definition, a lien is a legal term that represents the right to gain possession of someone else's property until the owner of the property fulfills a legal duty to the person holding the lien, such as payment of property taxes.

With tax liens, local governments have the right to lay claim to people's property when they do not pay their property taxes.

Why don't property owners pay? The most common reason why an owner doesn't pay is because they do not have enough money for the taxes, or the owner is just putting off paying them. Whether they've recently lost their job or are simply strapped for cash, some people fail to pay their property taxes on time, just as they might fail to pay their electric or gas bill.

The problem is local governments depend on the revenue generated by property taxes to provide services and run their day-to-day operations, like repairing roads, funding schools, and paying for law enforcement. Property taxes can make up to 50% of a county's revenue. If property taxes do not arrive on time, many county governments find it difficult to budget or even function without this income.

Instead of holding the lien until the property owner finally pays their taxes, many states such allow their county governments to sell off these liens in the form of tax lien certificates.

Tax lien certificates work like this: To get their money quickly, counties sell their liens to nearly any private citizen in any city or state who wants to buy them, and then issue certificates for the liens.

The state gets immediate cash flow, and the investor gets to earn all of the future penalties and interest on the tax debt of the property owner collected by the county, as well as the chance to foreclose on the property if the debt isn't paid in three years.

The vast majority of people who owe money end up paying off the lien. But if they don't pay, you can actually foreclose on their property and become the new owner, just for the cost of what you paid for the lien plus any attorney and administrative costs to foreclose. You could potentially end up with an expensive house and lot for just a few hundred or a few thousand dollars (depending on how much the lien was for, and how much your attorney costs)! That's rare, but it does happen.

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• Precise steps to follow to get started investing in tax lien certificates.
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