@@xindaxoxou7431 if you wanna build your house on stilts go for it. Most ppl buing land this way plan on selling it. When selling it you'll have a hard time if you tell them they have to build their house in stilts lol
From my experience, Tax lien certificates are a win/win situation. If you don’t get the property, you get the money back with interest. In Pennsylvania, a home owner has a year to get their house back if they lose it to taxes. Check how long the homes have been on the list and you’ll get a better prediction of a good buy 💯💪🏽 Let’s win YALL!!
Thanks! Because I’m looking to move by March 2025 and I’m in Bucks County, PA. Does this work on nicer more expensive homes as well, to be used as a primary residence? Blessings 🙏🏼🕊️💜
@@windstormwarriorswatchersh8892 yes, it does. Just make sure to do your research on the property. The con with tax liens, is you’ll pay the taxes owed if you win the bid. It’s a certain type of investment strategy. You could also look up distressed mortgages… Good Luck! 👍🏼🍀 💯 Hope you find your dream home!
@@windstormwarriorswatchersh8892 yes, but you want to do research. Tax lien certificates is a strategy for certain types of investors. The only con is paying the tax owed if you win. The pro is getting affordable funding for upgrades. Hope you find your dream home. Good luck! 👍🏼🍀 💯
I’ve been doing it for a few years now but I only do tax deed auctions and get land only. I’d like to eventually do houses but right now it’s too much for me to deal with any needed upgrades. But if you have someone you trust with doing the upgrades it’s a great investment.
@@iamjamilanaila Well I’m just a small time handyman/maintenance guy by trade lol but I can probably tie you in with some good contractors. I also do Re Consultation dependent upon your goal. I loss crazy money on rentals 😫 I recommend theme room Airbnb’s. If you can, try to get a home with minimal repairs (find someone to go pass the property and do a thorough “self check” 😉😉). If you can get pics, you can get a more accurate repair bid for upgrades. Hope this helps 💯💪🏽
Sis i watch a lot of your videos but THIS is the one! Ive been looking into bidding on tax properties in my own area for over a year and have been thinking about purchasing property/land outside of my immediate area without taking out another loan because I already have 2 properties that are mortgaged. You have no idea the weight of the blessing you just dropped on me today. Thank you!!! 🌹❤️🌹
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I appreciate you sharing this. I purchased a house site unseen in Battlecreek Michigan for $3500 through a special program and got the house in my name immediately once the paperwork was sold so a process like this does work. The house looked decent outside, but inside it was horrible. The house had poop all ok the floor, there was a dead cat insight, and someone stole our water heater a few months after we purchased it. We found out the hard way that it can be a big undertaking if a house was abanondoned for years. Our was abandoned for 15years there was no electricity so we had to demo the whole place and tear it down to the studs and it was costly. Also it was really had to hire contractors as everyone we asked were busy running their own businesss and we had a timeline to fix the house before the state tried to take it back. This was in 2021 when the pandemic was happening and wood was overpriced by like 5xs so it was not the best timing. I am rooting for anyone who has this opportunity, just understand what it take to renovate a home that may be in dire distress. Ultimately, we sold the home and lost money as it become extremely hard to hire contractors once we moved back to Cali, but grateful for the experience I must say.
What an amazing honest review. ❤ Thanks for this. I oddly enough am near Battle Creek. Owned a house in Grand Blanc during the 2008 housing crash and man what a hardship that was. I was 20 at the time 😆 and definitely learned a lot! My Copper pipes were stolen as well while trying to sell my home. I totally feel you on the unsuspecting surprises that can pop up.. sadly I paid like 139k for my house 😅 def not a comparison... Just saying.
But a house that cheap should be expected to need a gut renovation down to the studs. Anything under 50K should be expected in need of a gut renovation.
I have went on zillow forclosure homes and bought a house in West Tennessee 4.4 acres and a 1200 foot house for 20.000 but I put about 12000 in repair in 2014 sold it for 117000 in 2024
3 bedroom 1 bath .i didnt have the money to pay for it in cash the house was under forclosure for a year and the realtor said make a bid and see if the bank will accept your offer. I badded 20 and the bank that owned the forclosure accepted it. At closing they wanted 20 percent down and closing costs was around 5500 and a 7 personal loan for 7 years 355 a month with 1st Federal bank
@@annitawillis1176 even if you "own" a house or property, you still have to pay yearly taxes on it. ya can't pay taxes? they take "your" house from you. 😢
Great content! as the world crisis progresses the smartest thing people do lately is building a strong investment that isn’t controlled by the government. Like digital currencies.
That’s really interesting! I’ve been thinking about investing in digital currencies lately but wondering how to do it, do anyone have any thought on that?
I got my house for $2113.23 But somebody stripped all of the copper wire and plumbing out of it. And most of the kitchen cabinets. All of the appliances. The furnace and all of the duct work. Hot water heater. Bathroom sink and commode. And they tore down the ceiling trying to get to everything. It would cost about 15 grand to put it all back. And it has to have all new carpet, insulation and painting. I do not think it is a high price for everything. I can work on it when I want to and there is no monthly payment. (Saving me $6600 a year.)
Well, of course. Lucky to expect to have a roof at that price. And the homes she's saying you can get for 1k are mostly exactly those types of houses. Nothing is free so if they were worth anything, they'd be going for more than 1k . Also...hot water is already heated. It's called a water heater. Not a hot water heater.
Thanks for the info! I’m looking into buying a home now in PA, so I’ll check it out to see if there’s anything in this area. Also, your viewers may be interested in HUD homes, if they can find the right site. You can buy a lot of good government owned properties for just $1.00. I used to own my own mortgage company before I became a chemo patient, and was also a VP of Wells Fargo Bank, and I helped a lot of people along the way. What you do is really great! God Bless! 🕊️🙏🏼💜
I'm personally in Philly and I feel like it's a lot of changes that have taken place since the Pandemic that I feel like I'm going in circles. Also prayers to you for a speedy recovery.
I had a friend who bought a house like this in Flint, MI. It was a mess, and they'd go there on the weekends to fix it up. Once they got to the actual time it was almost done, people came in and had stolen all the new appliances, lighting fixtures, bathroom sink, etc
I’m sorry that happened, but did they have security measures like cameras etc. what happened to your friend is not the host fault if that’s why you brought it up. She is providing information on how to buy cheap homes( which from what you said does exist and does work) , she is not saying they won’t need work, which anybody should take as a given since the houses are so cheap and she is not a security professional who’s job is to teach them how to keep the house safe.
@@tracymorgan5386 they weren’t saying their friend even watches this channel or heard of doing this from the YTer. But yes, if they weren’t able to have someone live there they should’ve had cameras and or an alarm system bc squatters and thieves are always a risk, especially in high crime areas like Flint Michigan.
Why would anybody purchase a house in flint? That’s dumb. Who would want to live in flint? There is a reason why those houses are so cheap… because nobody wants to live there…for various reasons…
I put in 20k into various assets last year and flipped into six figures within a few months and still going. I’ve always been an advocate of investing because it has been rather rewarding. I hope to attain financial freedom soon. One more thing, great content sis!
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Comparing stocks to alcohol is bonkers don't you think? Well, over the years, I've been part of numerous investment programs, sifting through a barrage of information. Yet, none comes close to the sheer clarity, depth, and precision of Herman’s instructions and insights. It's akin to finding a diamond in the dirt.
Back in the day, when I purchased my first home to live-in; that was Miami in the early 1990s, first mortgages with rates of 8 to 9% and 9% to 10% were typical. People will have to accept the possibility that we won't ever return to 3%. If sellers must sell, home prices will have to decline, and lower evaluations will follow. Pretty sure I'm not alone in my chain of thoughts.
If anything, it'll get worse. Very soon, affordable housing will no longer be affordable. So anything anyone want to do, I will advise they do it now because the prices today will look like dips tomorrow. Until the Fed clamps down even further, I think we're going to see hysteria due to rampant inflation. You can't halfway rip the band-aid off.
Home prices will come down eventually, but for now; get your money (as much as you can) out of the housing market and get into the financial markets or gold. The new mortgage rates are crazy, add to that the recession and the fact that mortgage guidelines are getting more difficult. Home prices will need to fall by a minimum of 40% (more like 50%) before the market normalizes. If you are in cross roads or need sincere advise on the best moves to take now its best you seek an independent advisor who knows about the financial markets.
Rebecca Noblett Roberts is the licensed fiduciary I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
What I really appreciated about your video is that you told your audience exactly how to do tax lien auctions. That was so refreshing because most videos are really trying to get you to purchase their program on how to purchase tax liens you didn't do that you gave your audience the real deal hundred percent Facts on how easy it is to purchase tax liens. I appreciate that. Even though I know how to do them, I'm gonna subscribe to your channel just for GP! Thank you for offering your audience real value for free!
I bought rehabbed and sold hundreds of houses in michigan. Its not worth it buying a house that you cant sell for 200k. Im a licensed builder and own a construction company. Its hard finding people that want to work. When you buy houses make sure its something a home owner will want to buy because if you dont you will have to sell it to an investor for cheap so you usually wont make much money💁♂️🙆♂️
stop saying the biggest lie people dont wanna work and speak truth in2 it people wont work 4 the pennies u wanna throw slavery days are long gone if u not willing 2 pay people their worth u can do it yourself .
If so please be sure to do your homework before you invest, as in your title search, DM and I can tell you what to look for. Been doing this for the last 24 years. This has been around for years. Nice video; thanks for sharing,
Thank you for sharing your insights and transparency with this process. Purchasing tax lien properties can be a great way to buy a home, become a real investor, and create generational wealth. As Monique mentioned in this video, please do your due diligence, including researching the property's condition, outstanding debts, and legal status, and understanding local laws governing tax lien sales to have a free and clear title to the property. Also, assess the property's market value and consider the costs of renovation or legal proceedings and the potential for future returns if you're interested in creating a real estate investment portfolio.
Also have to make sure to look into how the property damage is because what I live you have to show proof of funds to show the fees associated to fix up the property. A lot of those properties at that price the houses are run down. And if you can’t get approved for the funds to fix up the property you will not be approved for the property and those require to apply for funding which does require credit check.
This works rarely I’ve been to tax auctions most of the the time they’re bid up to retail price lol $1000 not in major cities or near by major cities your best bet for off market properties Pennie’s on the dollar is to find a wholesaler and be cash ready
Do a title search first, make sure it's free and clear other than tax's. You don't want to take on somebody else's problems. You can pay off/take over somebody's mortgage. Make a deal with them.$$
You hire a title company to do the search. Cost is usually approximately $200. Get title insurance from them. If they only do a search and fail to find something, you will still be on the hook for whatever it is, but if you purchase title insurance you won’t be.
At 44 years old I finally feel ready to settle down long enough to buy a house. Unfortunately due to previous horrible stupid life decisions, I’m forced to start with a zero balance in my savings account. On the bright side, the huge amount of debt - consequence of those bad decisions will be paid off next month! 🥳 It’s never too late to start saving like there’s no tomorrow, and I’m really REALLY excited and motivated. Oh and TODAY, fyi my emergency fund is also a done deal! by BsnsFunding lol, I didn’t make it myself.
@@New-bw4kzYou know you are old to anyone 5 years younger than than you, right…!! Birthdays are the one of the biggest scams the government put together. .
Girl you are the best!I Thank God for guiding me to see this!Very educational and Im interested in buying tax lein homes, because you make it easy to understand the process!So Im grateful for you and hubby,for teaching us who has the means,but not the how!🙏
They have been doing business like this for year's but keeping it in the loop as well as talking over people head's . Glad your husband & yourself are being selfless and sharing the light .
This video came to me exactly when I needed it. I have to sell my home **Cheap** because it’s littered with unseen mold and has made me extremely sick. I can sell it to a flipper for about $15,000. I looked into Tiny Homes, and they are $$$$ . This is a great solution to look into. Thanks a bunch.💐
Thank you so much for taking the time to do this and not try to get tons of money from people to get the info! Be blessed queen! As soon as I have the money I am DEFINITELY doing this being the single brain tumor surviving mom of 5 young adults and 6 grands !!!🙏🏽😇
This video is awesome. Lots of great information. I’m doing research for a year before feeling comfortable making the move to bid. I’m just a little concert with researching the title of the property. Can you maybe share a little information on how you do your prospective property title search? Thank you for sharing valuable information. 💯
My husband’s ex-wife purchased a home for $1,000 in Detroit. Long story short, no bidding or anything, she went to clean it up and start to refurbish it. Surprise! Homeless, squatter drug addict. Ugh But… After leaving they had to spend the time and money to legally evict her. Then they were able inhabit it. So, there’s sometimes other considerations
She just didn’t know what to do honey! The law isn’t even necessary!!! If she is the lawful owner ….. all she had to do, was draw up a lease (to SOMEBODY like ME) ….. and when they (Squatter) leave to go to the store, I come inside the house. With “My” LAWFUL Rental Agreement, and change ALL the Locks on the doors. * Let them come with the police, and try to explain what is going on. That then becomes a “Civil” matter. But I can guarantee ….. WHO will “Not” be entering that house 🏡 ……. The one whose name, isn’t on that LEASE!
@midnightrider451 That's not true in my state. Unfortunately, squatters have rights. If you tried doing that in NYS you'll be the one hauled off by the police.
@Matthew_Loutner nope. Just happened on the news with a lady in NY. She has to lease the property to someone and they have to show up with the police. The owner was hauled off to jail for trying to kick out the squatters.
Thank you for sharing this helpful information with us free of charge. There are so many youtubers who get on here claiming that they got rich doing whatever and that they are going to share their information with us for free. We sit through 1-2 hours of their "free" presentation only getting half of what we need to know and then they try to sell us the meat of it all. If they are truly rich and want to help us as they claim, why charge for the information. Thanks to you that this was not click bait, but really helpful information.
If you buy property that low you have to have renovation cost in your bank account. Plus these homes are not livable. These homes end up really bad. Foundation, electrical, etc
@@Officialjourneywiththehintons I will try this for myself. My auction is 1x a year and it’s between August and September which allows me to save as much as possible until then. They have a nice list every year. So I’m going to try this. Thanks for the info.
This is great information that I never knew about, and I have had a real estate license for over 30 years! Of course, I've never sold used houses, only new. I'm retired and poor, so I'm going to start looking. I want to retire right next door to you on the Mississippi Gulf Coast....wish me luck!
I don’t know how you popped up in my feed but I’m glad you did. Before my grandfather passed this is what he did and I was supposed to start with him but it was unfortunate I could not. I didn’t know where to start and this seems like the best place that I got a little bit of info about it. I do thank you for all the information;and hope I can get this started in the next 30-60 days. Have a great day and thank you again 🙌🏾
Great work Cynext solution so glad you are out there fighting these lowlifes. We need to do all we can to spare the elderly and the general public from these despicable scammers! Kudos to YOU!! You deserve the Nobel prize for keeping us safe big up brother.
thank you, preparing to buy in a year. doing my research. I also live in Louisiana, New Orleans! but looking into Florida or Tennessee or North Carolina, but also gotta look into if they are tax/deed sales. NOT tax liens.
Great content and thanks for sharing. Like a lot of you have said, you need to know what you are doing. If you buy a property that has issues with a septic thank, my friends let me tell you, you may as well give that property back. Or even worst, houses that have issues with sewer lines, and those things are hard to see, sewer line issues can costs thousands, that is probably one of the most challenges parts of building a house for me, it is extremely expensive and very hard to find a utility contractor. Thanks!
Thank you for sharing this unknown information with me. I understood everything perfectly. I appreciate you very much. I will share it with my family and friends. It's great to know there's other buying options in this expensive economy. God bless ❤
Just moved to Pennsylvania and me and wife are about to do this exact thing and have been working on it for almost 6 months now. Their upset sale begins in September.
The best thing about this process is that you can get into a home with the cash that you have minus the banker and the mortgage!! I'm in!! I'm already scouting properties that did not sell at the auction
I truly am grateful for your video postings like this one where you take the time to explain the process and than give your own experience as what happen with you during the process. You give amazing advice and have been honest with all the olinfor mation you provide. God bless you and hope you have a wonderful day
I got a question can you buy a tax deed house for a few hundred and resell it to one of those companies that buys ugly homes for a few thousand thus becoming a middle men until you can build up enough money to buy high and hold fix and rent out the home. I think they call it micro flipping, when buying one of these homes can you use a title company out of state if you needed to
You can do that. But there is a redemption period where the person can get the house back from you. You have to hold the house until the redemption period expires. Also you will need to pay property taxes. These houses may be too ugly for a house-flipper to buy. But most people sell them on Craigslist.
I bought my 1st one back in Nov! Haven't pulled the trigger on another one yet but... I would like to do this every month or every other month but like u said.... Be ready to pay.... U may have to pay roll up too!
The challenge is that whether you rent or own, there are unavoidable costs associated with maintaining a permanent residence-property taxes, insurance, and utilities like electricity, gas, and water. In places like California, where I currently live, the high cost of living has pushed many people to opt for alternatives. It’s not uncommon to see individuals living in tents to avoid property-related expenses, and the number of people I encounter who reside in their cars is truly surprising. It’s a sign of how extreme the situation has become.
The market continues to escalate daily. Home prices are exorbitant, and mortgage rates have surged beyond 7%. I often debate whether it's smarter to park my cash in the stock market and wait for a potential housing crash or bite the bullet and purchase a home now.
Thank you I am going to try this soon I will be kicked out my home soon it was my grandparents home my mom's home we just can't afford it and they let the house go too badly because my one aunt was very ill now two of my aunts passed my grandmother and my grandfather God Rest Their Souls my one aunt leaves behind a son my cousin my mom takes care of us all so I really want to thank you im going to tell my mom and dad about this
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If you're looking at properties make sure it can be built on, it's not on flood zone etc
USe stilts for the house.
@@xindaxoxou7431 if you wanna build your house on stilts go for it. Most ppl buing land this way plan on selling it. When selling it you'll have a hard time if you tell them they have to build their house in stilts lol
Thank you
Absolutely❤ this
Or build a retainer wall and a retention pond
From my experience, Tax lien certificates are a win/win situation. If you don’t get the property, you get the money back with interest. In Pennsylvania, a home owner has a year to get their house back if they lose it to taxes. Check how long the homes have been on the list and you’ll get a better prediction of a good buy 💯💪🏽 Let’s win YALL!!
Thanks! Because I’m looking to move by March 2025 and I’m in Bucks County, PA. Does this work on nicer more expensive homes as well, to be used as a primary residence?
Blessings 🙏🏼🕊️💜
@@windstormwarriorswatchersh8892 yes, it does. Just make sure to do your research on the property. The con with tax liens, is you’ll pay the taxes owed if you win the bid. It’s a certain type of investment strategy. You could also look up distressed mortgages… Good Luck! 👍🏼🍀 💯 Hope you find your dream home!
@@windstormwarriorswatchersh8892 yes, but you want to do research. Tax lien certificates is a strategy for certain types of investors. The only con is paying the tax owed if you win. The pro is getting affordable funding for upgrades. Hope you find your dream home. Good luck! 👍🏼🍀 💯
I’ve been doing it for a few years now but I only do tax deed auctions and get land only. I’d like to eventually do houses but right now it’s too much for me to deal with any needed upgrades. But if you have someone you trust with doing the upgrades it’s a great investment.
@@iamjamilanaila Well I’m just a small time handyman/maintenance guy by trade lol but I can probably tie you in with some good contractors. I also do Re Consultation dependent upon your goal. I loss crazy money on rentals 😫 I recommend theme room Airbnb’s. If you can, try to get a home with minimal repairs (find someone to go pass the property and do a thorough “self check” 😉😉). If you can get pics, you can get a more accurate repair bid for upgrades. Hope this helps 💯💪🏽
Sis i watch a lot of your videos but THIS is the one! Ive been looking into bidding on tax properties in my own area for over a year and have been thinking about purchasing property/land outside of my immediate area without taking out another loan because I already have 2 properties that are mortgaged. You have no idea the weight of the blessing you just dropped on me today. Thank you!!! 🌹❤️🌹
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I appreciate you sharing this. I purchased a house site unseen in Battlecreek Michigan for $3500 through a special program and got the house in my name immediately once the paperwork was sold so a process like this does work. The house looked decent outside, but inside it was horrible. The house had poop all ok the floor, there was a dead cat insight, and someone stole our water heater a few months after we purchased it. We found out the hard way that it can be a big undertaking if a house was abanondoned for years. Our was abandoned for 15years there was no electricity so we had to demo the whole place and tear it down to the studs and it was costly. Also it was really had to hire contractors as everyone we asked were busy running their own businesss and we had a timeline to fix the house before the state tried to take it back. This was in 2021 when the pandemic was happening and wood was overpriced by like 5xs so it was not the best timing. I am rooting for anyone who has this opportunity, just understand what it take to renovate a home that may be in dire distress. Ultimately, we sold the home and lost money as it become extremely hard to hire contractors once we moved back to Cali, but grateful for the experience I must say.
Thanks for sharing this. I’m a real estate investor and many people don’t understand just how much is involved in buying “$1,000” houses.
What an amazing honest review. ❤ Thanks for this. I oddly enough am near Battle Creek. Owned a house in Grand Blanc during the 2008 housing crash and man what a hardship that was. I was 20 at the time 😆 and definitely learned a lot! My Copper pipes were stolen as well while trying to sell my home. I totally feel you on the unsuspecting surprises that can pop up.. sadly I paid like 139k for my house 😅 def not a comparison... Just saying.
But a house that cheap should be expected to need a gut renovation down to the studs. Anything under 50K should be expected in need of a gut renovation.
Thanks for sharing some of the reality of things like this
Thank you for your honesty, being transparent....sharing your story. Grateful💛
I have went on zillow forclosure homes and bought a house in West Tennessee 4.4 acres and a 1200 foot house for 20.000 but I put about 12000 in repair in 2014 sold it for 117000 in 2024
Damnn how many beds n baths
Good stuff Phil!
Nice work bro 😎
3 bedroom 1 bath .i didnt have the money to pay for it in cash the house was under forclosure for a year and the realtor said make a bid and see if the bank will accept your offer. I badded 20 and the bank that owned the forclosure accepted it. At closing they wanted 20 percent down and closing costs was around 5500 and a 7 personal loan for 7 years 355 a month with 1st Federal bank
I be on Zillow all the time but never seen that
Thank you so much I lost my house years ago to taxes and now this would be a great comeback to get one because of it
How do you lose your house to taxes please educate me
@@annitawillis1176 even if you "own" a house or property, you still have to pay yearly taxes on it. ya can't pay taxes? they take "your" house from you. 😢
How kind of you to share this with thousands of people out there. Thank you immensely and I know everyone feels that way. 🙏🏽
Girl, You are looking gorgeous,and helping us to grow our wealth portfolio. I love your channel
There so many opportunities out there! Let’s go my people. We can do it!!
Great content! as the world crisis progresses the smartest thing people do lately is building a strong investment that isn’t controlled by the government. Like digital currencies.
That’s really interesting! I’ve been thinking about investing in digital currencies lately but wondering how to do it, do anyone have any thought on that?
To avoid losses as a and enhance profits as a newbie you’ll need to consult a professional
Thank so much for the advice do you recommend any professional ?
Yes I do recommend Kimberly Jane Carl
I got my house for $2113.23
But somebody stripped all of the copper wire and plumbing out of it.
And most of the kitchen cabinets.
All of the appliances.
The furnace and all of the duct work.
Hot water heater.
Bathroom sink and commode.
And they tore down the ceiling trying to get to everything.
It would cost about 15 grand to put it all back.
And it has to have all new carpet, insulation and painting.
I do not think it is a high price for everything. I can work on it when I want to and there is no monthly payment.
(Saving me $6600 a year.)
Wow, sorry to hear. What state did you purchase, and did you use this site?
Get those cameras and alarms up!
@@natcamspooner3036 I got it from the state of Arkansas and I used the state auction site.
When I complete my purchase I will be saving $24k per year and don’t plan to ever go back!💪🏾
Well, of course. Lucky to expect to have a roof at that price. And the homes she's saying you can get for 1k are mostly exactly those types of houses. Nothing is free so if they were worth anything, they'd be going for more than 1k . Also...hot water is already heated. It's called a water heater. Not a hot water heater.
It’s true! Be careful in states like Florida with HOA deeds.
Thanks for the info! I’m looking into buying a home now in PA, so I’ll check it out to see if there’s anything in this area. Also, your viewers may be interested in HUD homes, if they can find the right site. You can buy a lot of good government owned properties for just $1.00. I used to own my own mortgage company before I became a chemo patient, and was also a VP of Wells Fargo Bank, and I helped a lot of people along the way. What you do is really great! God Bless! 🕊️🙏🏼💜
good day and blessings!1 do u recommend a good site to start with?
Thanks for sharing 💜👍🏽
Whats the Hud website
Praying for you warrior 🙏🏾🙏🏾
I'm personally in Philly and I feel like it's a lot of changes that have taken place since the Pandemic that I feel like I'm going in circles. Also prayers to you for a speedy recovery.
I had a friend who bought a house like this in Flint, MI. It was a mess, and they'd go there on the weekends to fix it up. Once they got to the actual time it was almost done, people came in and had stolen all the new appliances, lighting fixtures, bathroom sink, etc
I’m sorry that happened, but did they have security measures like cameras etc. what happened to your friend is not the host fault if that’s why you brought it up. She is providing information on how to buy cheap homes( which from what you said does exist and does work) , she is not saying they won’t need work, which anybody should take as a given since the houses are so cheap and she is not a security professional who’s job is to teach them how to keep the house safe.
You need someone to live in it
@@tracymorgan5386 they weren’t saying their friend even watches this channel or heard of doing this from the YTer. But yes, if they weren’t able to have someone live there they should’ve had cameras and or an alarm system bc squatters and thieves are always a risk, especially in high crime areas like Flint Michigan.
Why would anybody purchase a house in flint?
That’s dumb.
Who would want to live in flint?
There is a reason why those houses are so cheap… because nobody wants to live there…for various reasons…
I put in 20k into various assets last year and flipped into six figures within a few months and still going. I’ve always been an advocate of investing because it has been rather rewarding. I hope to attain financial freedom soon. One more thing, great content sis!
You can’t overlook the fact that it’s paramount not to get greedy but to remain invested through careful study, if not you can lose it all.
I have some money saved from my day job. I have no idea where or how to invest. How are you doing it, Mia?
It’s not rocket science. As I said previously, I got into stocks, index funds and REITs, myself but wasn't getting the results I wanted the first couple of months. Got tired of losing and decided to seek mentorship from Jonas Herman, a certified fiduciary who helps oversee my investments.
@@Miawilmore While it may sound enticing, it is important to understand that stocks, like a fine wine or a Monet, has no standardized value. You look all good on the outside, while you wait till almost death to enjoy your wealth which presents an enormous economic(uncertainty) risk.
Comparing stocks to alcohol is bonkers don't you think? Well, over the years, I've been part of numerous investment programs, sifting through a barrage of information. Yet, none comes close to the sheer clarity, depth, and precision of Herman’s instructions and insights. It's akin to finding a diamond in the dirt.
Back in the day, when I purchased my first home to live-in; that was Miami in the early 1990s, first mortgages with rates of 8 to 9% and 9% to 10% were typical. People will have to accept the possibility that we won't ever return to 3%. If sellers must sell, home prices will have to decline, and lower evaluations will follow. Pretty sure I'm not alone in my chain of thoughts.
If anything, it'll get worse. Very soon, affordable housing will no longer be affordable. So anything anyone want to do, I will advise they do it now because the prices today will look like dips tomorrow. Until the Fed clamps down even further, I think we're going to see hysteria due to rampant inflation. You can't halfway rip the band-aid off.
Home prices will come down eventually, but for now; get your money (as much as you can) out of the housing market and get into the financial markets or gold. The new mortgage rates are crazy, add to that the recession and the fact that mortgage guidelines are getting more difficult. Home prices will need to fall by a minimum of 40% (more like 50%) before the market normalizes. If you are in cross roads or need sincere advise on the best moves to take now its best you seek an independent advisor who knows about the financial markets.
Do you mind if I ask you to recommend this particular coach you using their service?
Rebecca Noblett Roberts is the licensed fiduciary I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
I just curiously searched her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon. Thank you
What I really appreciated about your video is that you told your audience exactly how to do tax lien auctions. That was so refreshing because most videos are really trying to get you to purchase their program on how to purchase tax liens you didn't do that you gave your audience the real deal hundred percent Facts on how easy it is to purchase tax liens. I appreciate that. Even though I know how to do them, I'm gonna subscribe to your channel just for GP! Thank you for offering your audience real value for free!
I bought rehabbed and sold hundreds of houses in michigan. Its not worth it buying a house that you cant sell for 200k. Im a licensed builder and own a construction company. Its hard finding people that want to work. When you buy houses make sure its something a home owner will want to buy because if you dont you will have to sell it to an investor for cheap so you usually wont make much money💁♂️🙆♂️
Bro, you telling me all these migrants are coming here with building experience and your company can't find people to work?
I live in ohio and lost my home and I'm 70 and would love to buy a home again but to expensive
I think he meant come to work like everyday, on timr and actually produce good quality work@@julienjeanmuller
People want to get paid to work
stop saying the biggest lie people dont wanna work and speak truth in2 it people wont work 4 the pennies u wanna throw slavery days are long gone if u not willing 2 pay people their worth u can do it yourself .
If so please be sure to do your homework before you invest, as in your title search, DM and I can tell you what to look for. Been doing this for the last 24 years. This has been around for years.
Nice video; thanks for sharing,
How do you DM on youtube???
Yes please share more info
Please I need help too.
Lmk pls
Is it possible to buy a house in USA when you are not a USA resident and live in Europe?
You are such a good hearted person for always sharing the knowledge & I appreciate you sister!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️
Thank you for sharing your insights and transparency with this process. Purchasing tax lien properties can be a great way to buy a home, become a real investor, and create generational wealth. As Monique mentioned in this video, please do your due diligence, including researching the property's condition, outstanding debts, and legal status, and understanding local laws governing tax lien sales to have a free and clear title to the property. Also, assess the property's market value and consider the costs of renovation or legal proceedings and the potential for future returns if you're interested in creating a real estate investment portfolio.
Also have to make sure to look into how the property damage is because what I live you have to show proof of funds to show the fees associated to fix up the property. A lot of those properties at that price the houses are run down. And if you can’t get approved for the funds to fix up the property you will not be approved for the property and those require to apply for funding which does require credit check.
I love your multilingual intro and your info.
I'm on a fixed income, but I've always wanted to buy one for up to 5,000 and fix it up and live in it. I'm 69 years young. I'm ready to TAKE A RISK.
Come back and let us know how it goes!
This works rarely I’ve been to tax auctions most of the the time they’re bid up to retail price lol $1000 not in major cities or near by major cities your best bet for off market properties Pennie’s on the dollar is to find a wholesaler and be cash ready
Do a title search first, make sure it's free and clear other than tax's.
You don't want to take on somebody else's problems.
You can pay off/take over somebody's mortgage.
Make a deal with them.$$
how do you do a title search?
I came for this answer as well
Been asking this question for over a year but I guess it's a secret because no one answers😢
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You hire a title company to do the search. Cost is usually approximately $200. Get title insurance from them. If they only do a search and fail to find something, you will still be on the hook for whatever it is, but if you purchase title insurance you won’t be.
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At 44 years old I finally feel ready to settle down long enough to buy a house. Unfortunately due to previous horrible stupid life decisions, I’m forced to start with a zero balance in my savings account. On the bright side, the huge amount of debt - consequence of those bad decisions will be paid off next month! 🥳 It’s never too late to start saving like there’s no tomorrow, and I’m really REALLY excited and motivated. Oh and TODAY, fyi my emergency fund is also a done deal! by BsnsFunding lol, I didn’t make it myself.
Wow you are old 🤣
@@New-bw4kz 44 is old???🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 get YOUR life right!!
@@New-bw4kzYou know you are old to anyone 5 years younger than than you, right…!!
Birthdays are the one of the biggest scams the government put together. .
@@New-bw4kzhopefully with your thinking you won’t make it to see it
Great motivation.
And 40 something is definitely not old
As a real estate investor, I approve this message! 😆 Great job, Monique, and thank you!
EXCELLENT info and I LOVE LOVE LOVE how you stay on point and no extra BS talk. REFRESHING! :)
Girl you are the best!I Thank God for guiding me to see this!Very educational and Im interested in buying tax lein homes, because you make it easy to understand the process!So Im grateful for you and hubby,for teaching us who has the means,but not the how!🙏
In addition to jewels you be dropping, I so love your energy & your accent!
Thank you so much for this information. I was really starting to think that home ownership was out of reach for me. But i am hopeful again.
Mrs. Monique...You definitely earned my subscription with this video...Thank you for being so informative and helpful...GOD Bless you and all you do!
Tax deeds are great BUT know the fine print and EVERYTHING involved. In Texas they have 2 years after you buy to pay you back with interest.
She said that in the video
But you get the money back.
In Arkansas they have 10 days after the auction closes.
I got one.
Exactly when they post these videos let people know the ins and outs on these properties I live in Houston it is not that easy
Thanks
Shoutout to the Homegirl Monique. THANKS for the knowledge Sis. Here’s a 🤗
They have been doing business like this for year's but keeping it in the loop as well as talking over people head's . Glad your husband & yourself are being selfless and sharing the light .
Thanks for the information. That's how I purchased my home. Great information. Take care.
This information just had me bid on three homes. This was the best information on the internet. Thank you
Not Wisconsin they charge as high as possible going for the assessed value of the house starting bid.
Yah California too.
Girl that red lip stick is YOUR color. It looks great and thank you for sharing cuz the world needs this
Thanks so much for this information. I just went to my first auction earlier this month just to see how it goes.
This video came to me exactly when I needed it. I have to sell my home **Cheap** because it’s littered with unseen mold and has made me extremely sick. I can sell it to a flipper for about $15,000. I looked into Tiny Homes, and they are $$$$ . This is a great solution to look into. Thanks a bunch.💐
Wow this year 2024 I said I wanted to invest then your video shows up on my feed 🙌🏾
I will definitely share with my family in the US! Thanks for sharing Monique!
Thanks so much for sharing this information, I was always knew about the auctions ,but didn't know how to go about doing it, Thanks again
Been looking into this and been to a few auctions but never trusted the online method! Very informative! Thanks!
👏👏👏 thank you for sharing this and your other well researched videos…my God continue to bless you and your family sis.
Thank you so much for taking the time to do this and not try to get tons of money from people to get the info! Be blessed queen! As soon as I have the money I am DEFINITELY doing this being the single brain tumor surviving mom of 5 young adults and 6 grands !!!🙏🏽😇
May the LORD continue to bless you Sister! Thank you for sharing.
We could be put back in SLAVERY &Blacks would still be saying "Thank you lord, least weez not dead" 🙄
This video is awesome. Lots of great information. I’m doing research for a year before feeling comfortable making the move to bid. I’m just a little concert with researching the title of the property. Can you maybe share a little information on how you do your prospective property title search? Thank you for sharing valuable information. 💯
You can hire a title search company. Google ones in your area. Avg cost is $200 USD
A title company
My husband’s ex-wife purchased a home for $1,000 in Detroit. Long story short, no bidding or anything, she went to clean it up and start to refurbish it. Surprise! Homeless, squatter drug addict. Ugh But… After leaving they had to spend the time and money to legally evict her. Then they were able inhabit it. So, there’s sometimes other considerations
She just didn’t know what to do honey!
The law isn’t even necessary!!!
If she is the lawful owner ….. all she had to do, was draw up a lease (to SOMEBODY like ME) ….. and when they (Squatter) leave to go to the store, I come inside the house. With “My” LAWFUL Rental Agreement, and change ALL the Locks on the doors.
* Let them come with the police, and try to explain what is going on. That then becomes a “Civil” matter. But I can guarantee ….. WHO will “Not” be entering that house 🏡 …….
The one whose name, isn’t on that LEASE!
Grateful for the information. Thank you so much💛
@midnightrider451 That's not true in my state. Unfortunately, squatters have rights. If you tried doing that in NYS you'll be the one hauled off by the police.
@@One1LuvThe property owner can do it with their deed.
@Matthew_Loutner nope. Just happened on the news with a lady in NY. She has to lease the property to someone and they have to show up with the police. The owner was hauled off to jail for trying to kick out the squatters.
Thank you for sharing this helpful information with us free of charge. There are so many youtubers who get on here claiming that they got rich doing whatever and that they are going to share their information with us for free. We sit through 1-2 hours of their "free" presentation only getting half of what we need to know and then they try to sell us the meat of it all. If they are truly rich and want to help us as they claim, why charge for the information. Thanks to you that this was not click bait, but really helpful information.
If you buy property that low you have to have renovation cost in your bank account. Plus these homes are not livable. These homes end up really bad. Foundation, electrical, etc
Not really true. There are homes that are livable but you do have to take into account the renovation cost.
@@Officialjourneywiththehintons I will try this for myself. My auction is 1x a year and it’s between August and September which allows me to save as much as possible until then. They have a nice list every year. So I’m going to try this. Thanks for the info.
Wow. So much information. Thank you for life changing information.
This is great information that I never knew about, and I have had a real estate license for over 30 years! Of course, I've never sold used houses, only new. I'm retired and poor, so I'm going to start looking. I want to retire right next door to you on the Mississippi Gulf Coast....wish me luck!
Monique, Thank you for this clear information,.
I don’t know how you popped up in my feed but I’m glad you did. Before my grandfather passed this is what he did and I was supposed to start with him but it was unfortunate I could not. I didn’t know where to start and this seems like the best place that I got a little bit of info about it. I do thank you for all the information;and hope I can get this started in the next 30-60 days. Have a great day and thank you again 🙌🏾
Your makeup is gorgeous- flawless!!! Thank you for sharing this info I will check it out. 😊
Haah I asked in another video if you were from here...I know how we sound...💯...Thanks for the videos Sister. May God bless and protect your family
Love this information! Thanks Beautiful Queen. Much Love.
Great work Cynext solution so glad you are out there fighting these lowlifes. We need to do all we can to spare the elderly and the general public from these despicable scammers! Kudos to YOU!! You deserve the Nobel prize for keeping us safe big up brother.
3/28/24 🇯🇲 My Brooklyn landlord brought my home that he rented to me for a dollar ( yes I said it $1.00 )
That is awesome!! Hope you never need to move. 😊
Are u Jamaican?
thank you, preparing to buy in a year. doing my research. I also live in Louisiana, New Orleans! but looking into Florida or Tennessee or North Carolina, but also gotta look into if they are tax/deed sales. NOT tax liens.
You are so wonderful. Thank you for looking out for us.
Thank you for helping us with valuable information. You are a beautiful, blessed, and happy amazing person.
Great content and thanks for sharing. Like a lot of you have said, you need to know what you are doing. If you buy a property that has issues with a septic thank, my friends let me tell you, you may as well give that property back. Or even worst, houses that have issues with sewer lines, and those things are hard to see, sewer line issues can costs thousands, that is probably one of the most challenges parts of building a house for me, it is extremely expensive and very hard to find a utility contractor. Thanks!
Amen thanks for sharing this information, sister.
Thank you Monique ❤
Thank you for sharing this unknown information with me. I understood everything perfectly. I appreciate you very much. I will share it with my family and friends. It's great to know there's other buying options in this expensive economy. God bless ❤
I love this channel! I use the AI invideo app to create this channel I am commenting from! Already over 300 subscribers and over 200+ videos!
How do you create a channel with the app
@nicholaslewis357 I tried it but it uses stock videos. The work comes in by researching and editing the videos to upload to make the videos
Jumping straight away in to comments to learn from experiences.
I truly just love this video, thanks so much 💜💙
Thanks Monique. Really good information
Just moved to Pennsylvania and me and wife are about to do this exact thing and have been working on it for almost 6 months now. Their upset sale begins in September.
You don't have to pay just move in then 30 day it's yours
From the bottom of my heart thank you for sharing this information, is the only way I see myself owning a home. Looking at Columbia SC. ❤ thank you 🙏
Hey! Thank you for sharing ❤Do they tell you or charge you for past due utilities on the properties you purchase?
The best thing about this process is that you can get into a home with the cash that you have minus the banker and the mortgage!! I'm in!! I'm already scouting properties that did not sell at the auction
THANKS BEAUTIFUL EBONY QUEEN 👑
Great great value & useful content per usual.. Much appreciated ty!
I truly am grateful for your video postings like this one where you take the time to explain the process and than give your own experience as what happen with you during the process.
You give amazing advice and have been honest with all the olinfor mation you provide.
God bless you and hope you have a wonderful day
Sis keep dropping 💎💎
Blessings Monique for your beauty and uniqueness in delivering your very useful content.
Have you actually gotten a property like this? Can you show when you have gone to the house once you have won the bid.
I bought one.
I did a walk through of the house before I bid on it.
I would like to get a house in New Orleans for that kind of money but I don’t really know where to start
Thank You! You are Appreciated ❤
Thank you so much for this information. I took notes fingers crossed !
I got a question can you buy a tax deed house for a few hundred and resell it to one of those companies that buys ugly homes for a few thousand thus becoming a middle men until you can build up enough money to buy high and hold fix and rent out the home. I think they call it micro flipping, when buying one of these homes can you use a title company out of state if you needed to
Intrested in if that's possible too
You can do that. But there is a redemption period where the person can get the house back from you. You have to hold the house until the redemption period expires.
Also you will need to pay property taxes.
These houses may be too ugly for a house-flipper to buy. But most people sell them on Craigslist.
Thank yu for this information. I will let you know when I buy my first piece of land. I'm excited!
Thank You. Showers of Blessings to You and Yours.
I bought my 1st one back in Nov! Haven't pulled the trigger on another one yet but... I would like to do this every month or every other month but like u said.... Be ready to pay.... U may have to pay roll up too!
Thanks for sharing this information
I learned about this in 2005 in college- business law class
Just said Hi in like 1,000 languages 😂❤️ that’s a fire intro.
Thank you, so much for this insightful information. Blessings and Best regards in all your endeavors 🙏
Went over to the site but couldn't. Get on😢 help
The challenge is that whether you rent or own, there are unavoidable costs associated with maintaining a permanent residence-property taxes, insurance, and utilities like electricity, gas, and water. In places like California, where I currently live, the high cost of living has pushed many people to opt for alternatives. It’s not uncommon to see individuals living in tents to avoid property-related expenses, and the number of people I encounter who reside in their cars is truly surprising. It’s a sign of how extreme the situation has become.
The market continues to escalate daily. Home prices are exorbitant, and mortgage rates have surged beyond 7%. I often debate whether it's smarter to park my cash in the stock market and wait for a potential housing crash or bite the bullet and purchase a home now.
Thanks!
Thank you I am going to try this soon I will be kicked out my home soon it was my grandparents home my mom's home we just can't afford it and they let the house go too badly because my one aunt was very ill now two of my aunts passed my grandmother and my grandfather God Rest Their Souls my one aunt leaves behind a son my cousin my mom takes care of us all so I really want to thank you im going to tell my mom and dad about this
God's blessings for you and your family.❤
Good luck with getting the people OUT.
That’s why I try to focus on properties that people aren’t in.
How do you know its vacant? Like no squatters? @@Officialjourneywiththehintons
That is what shotguns are for city slicker.
@@Matthew_Loutner😊 you are cheeky ....but funny as heck! 😂😂😂