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Ashley Rice
  • Farmingdale, ME
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Any advice about Tax Overage income?

Ashley Rice
  • Farmingdale, ME
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I was introduced to the idea of finders fees for reuniting home owners of tax foreclosures with overage money by a webinar today. The program calls for you to pay over $1000 for a training program to learn how to do this. I am skeptical about programs you pay for, especially online. Has anyone ever done any "investments" like this? These guys get finders fees of 35-40% of the funds returned for the tax overages. They market the program as "A Robinhood Approach". 

Any advice? 

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Nick Fullmer
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  • Pleasant Grove, UT
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Nick Fullmer
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  • Pleasant Grove, UT
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@Ashley Rice I only made 100k in in 2018 from collecting overages.  Have already doubled that this year.  It is a tough business but you can be profitable.  I personally prefer mortgage overages over tax overages.  There lots of free info about the business on youtube.  Search "overage syndicate"

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