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Elena Dubinski
  • Noblesville, IN
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Tax Lien Wealth Builders

Elena Dubinski
  • Noblesville, IN
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Does anyone had an experience investing in tax liens with the Tax Lien Wealth Builders?

Pros and Cons?

Thank you,

Elena

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Hi.  I attended the Tax Lien Wealth Builders workshop in Atlanta a few weeks ago.  The workshop was very informative and will give you a good foundation to invest in tax liens.  For about $300, you'll attend a 3-day workshop and they provide you with all the information you need, including a website that consolidates the various state and county processes into one place.  Yes, the information is available for free if you look hard enough but this was very helpful.  I've invested in about 40 tax liens since the training.  Where it gets dicey is the upsell.  During the session, they will ask you for financial information (nothing sensitive) under the guise of seeing what type of loan you are capable of getting.  They are really trying to gauge your ability to pay for their training products.  You'll be asked to step out in the hall during the general sessions for individual strategy sessions but they are more like sales sessions.  If they see you have disposable income, they will come at you hard to invest more money into their training and software programs.  I wasn't too keen on spending $35K on a program that I can't even try out but to each its own.  I can advise that I'm satisfied with my $300 training.  I can see the use of software and individual coaching.  Their sales tactics just turned me off.

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