New Member from Arizona

[Bob Martin]

I'm a retired accountant that has been interested in tax liens for over a dozen years. At one time I worked part time selling Arizona tax lien investment opportunities to small pension funds. This was when we could get the 16% interest in Arizona. We were able to offer the pension plans a very nice return and were able to earn a nice management fee. Then the Hedge Funds and Banks et al forced down the interest rates to the point the business could not make a profit. I stayed away except for teaching my sons to invest on a small scale. Every six months or so I would google tax liens and see if I could find something interesting. I notice a number of tax lien funds looking for investors offering about 5% APR. Not too bad in today's market. Then I found an group that would purchase tax liens for me and do all the work. Their fees are small enough that I would still make a ROI much greater than buying liens in Arizona at the going rate. They also do repairs and sell homes that you aquire through their purchases. They also offer tax sales opportunities. My goal now is to increase my bank account so I can make the minimum investment requirement. I am joining some Investment clubs in Arizona hoping to form a small partnership for that goal.

[Bob Martin]

@Daniel Hyman LOL. From Milwaukee, WI. I was born there a long time ago. In grade school I won a ticket to the Green Bay Packers at Milwaukee County Stadium. In 1958. Before Lombardi. Anyway I didn't keep a list of all the groups that would purchase tax liens for you because they either didn't quote past performance or their estimated ROI was too low. Here is the link of the group I am interested in

https://pipgroup.com/

Make sure you watch all the free webinars. They have a lot to offer.

Sadly, since I discovered them about 14 months ago, they have increased their initial investment from $25,000 to $50,000. The TaxLienLady promotes them and she personally invests with them. There is a fund offered about every 12 months that has really good returns but is all sold out for this year (Comian Investment Group). They have a $25,000 minimum investment. Heck I just saw something about some online tax lien sites require a minimum of $10,000. Even some funds offering an estimated 5% ROI wanted at least $25000. It's getting tough for the small guy to get in. Solution is for small guys to form partnership to buy into these $50,000 funds. Best wishes to you.