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I bought 2 properties in june..one was over market but abuts my yard. I brought up adverse possession claims and 2 bidders dropped out.

Thank you and this was highly informative. Please if you can please answer how long a mortgage company has to wait in NJ chapter 13 case when you are past due before they can file for relief against you?

Buying OTC, there's not as much of a wait, before you can actually get the property, and flip it

Great videos

What do you do when they are dead?

Thanks for posting this video. I've been operating in Oklahoma for a few years now. One item that is important to note in the due diligence process is Healthcare leins. Often times these particular leins are not recorded at the county clerks office and are recorded separately through the Oklahoma Healthcare Authority. These leins, along with OTC (Oklahoma Tax Commission) leins are not extinguished through the sale. Several counties will post this on their lists and other do not.

The new NJ law was just signed. The chances of an investor actually getting a property thru foreclosure are going to go down further. Are they still going to see the same level of interest for buying NJ tax liens?

Unfortunately, Mr. Hereford passed away on April 12, 2024.

Just curious what happens to any mortgages or liens on the property once you foreclose on the right of redemption? Do they remain with the property or get wiped out?

I am looking for an updated tutorial videos, that show how to navigate through the website

Can yall share a link to the Birmingham land bank and any others within the AL state 🙏🏾 Also can yall make a video about the “best price offer” system !!!

Thanks for the info!

How long do you wait before you can foreclose?

Sadly, they don't respond to any of the viewers questions on here . Solid info tho

HMU for a demo on our tax liens and life event portal - we are only .75 per lien.

Always remember though, one persons' bad can be another persons' good When you're asking about OTC, properties, just ask, what do they do with tax lien properties that don't sell at auction😊

Thank you.

Brett does a great job to get some really good info on his channel. This lawyer was just making sense though. First poor audio. Then the math 50k-2k-2k =46k. So what was going on???

Can a person access past sales

Any advice for a normal person looking to not invest but just get a house against these large investors? I find a lot of holmes where ususally someones loved one passed and they recieved the house but dont really want it and I cant outbid investors and I just want a house to live not to make a buck on the interest. I know its a risk I wouldnt ge the house but thats why you keep trying but at this point i cant even try against banks and investors.

If there are multiple years of tax liens on a specific property, for instance, if the land has unpayed taxes for years 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022 and the auction is for all years unpaid, do I still have to wait 3 years to submit foreclosure notice? Wouldnt I just be able to consider 2018 unpaid as the 3 year period and then send notice of foreclosure if all other methods of colection have been exhausted? A lot of vacant land is not paid on because the owner feels its not worth keeping. So if the unpaid taxes are 3,000 dollars and the land is worth 8,000 dollars, some people are just going to walk away and then I can potentially sell that property for 8,000 after foreclosure???

tax liens are not worth it because there are way too many unknowns, go get a T Bill.

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thankyou guys!

Really involved comments here from the poster. Any replies to the above questions?

Is there a new law start 2022 that didn’t require the 3 years position time?

Any more details on EPA databases? Thanks for the template and the walkthrough.

Love Uncle Karl!

Do you accept assignments for land parcels? And if so, what types?

Excellent video. I am prepping for the upcoming sale now. If you win a bid and move forward with foreclosure will outstanding water bills also need to be paid off during the process?

Great video. what would you say is the percentage of lienholders that go through the complete foreclosure process and obtain the property?

He is a consultant so he is not going to give freeadvice

Normally my Husband & i would pay $750 for a lawyer (so far we paid a lawyer on two seperate occasions for two tax liens properties we obtained the deed for) but i just purchased a tax lien certificate for land and its less than $500 it doesnt make sense to pay a lawyer this time im going to try it on my own if it works this is going to be so much better and less expensive *fingers crossed

Maybe I stumbled a little when I spoke to Jim. But, he didn't want to give me any advice on tax sales in MD. The video was just hype

Me and ♥️ My Wife live in Vermilion county Indiana we are going to try and do this without an attorney. I have done as much research about the properties as I can through the Recorders Office and stuff of that nature. How many notices do you send out to the owners of the properties which you possess the tax certificates for, anyone please answer that

Uncle Karl is the man!!!

Very interesting and unique strategy!!!

Great interview and fantastic information. Thank you!

Some great insight here - I'm currently speaking with a landowner who had agreed to sell to me once I had provided the funds for for the redemption back into his name (subject to the redemption amount being satisfactory to me...), but now he plans on redeeming it himself and keeping it. I'm staying in touch because I anticipate the $6k or so the redemption is likely to be, is going to be more than he wants to pay and our deal will be back on. This parcel is worth about $25k retail and I have two builders ready to buy......

I would like to contact a lawyer that is experienced in Tax Deeds in tenesse... can you recommend some?

Good Education! What is the best bank/platform to start investing in Tax Liens/Deeds? I would like to set up an account for a ROTH IRA LLC.

Good morning. Can I pay a tax lien with credit card???

What is that law that exists in Montana but not yet in Arizona? The specifics weren't addressed.

Why not buy the liens that no one else wants for 12% interest? Then if/when I get stuck with useless land, can't I just ignore it and not pay the property tax like the previous owner? Or is that bad for some reason?

New Jersey is trying to implement a new law regarding tax foreclosure

just type in google the city and type tax auction , bamm , FREE and just as fast. Your welcome