All Forum Posts by: Gail Arnold

Hello Nicholas, Thank you for your help on the Florida Tax Liens. I had looked into the online purchases from there. The only scary part is if I don't drive there and check out the properties. I might be getting involved with junk.

Hello Ethan, Thank you for the information.

Hello Ryan, I spoke to the county's, and they said if owner doesn't redeem in the one year period than you own the property. During that one year you hold a sheirif deed.

Hello Mark, No I haven't. I never thought about it. I guess it's because I'm afraid of the tax lien purchase being risky, and possibly losing money.

Hello Chris, Thank you for responding to my post. I saw the taxlienlady on you tube. She joined up with the guys from Fortris LLC. They seem to be a reputable company to learn the stadigies from. Corey and Tom who formed Fotris LLC have been real estate investors for a number of years. I think I'll take the plunge and buy their program to learn the ins and outs. Thank You once again. Gail.

Hello, My name is Gail from Georgia. I am a newbie looking to purchase tax lien certificates out of state. I am looking to purchase online, because some of the tax lien certificate states are too far from me. My state is tax deed state. The reason I`m not sure if I want to purchase tax deeds due to the fact I would not want to get stuck with a non desirable property. My concern with purchasing tax lien certificates, is I would like to know if you are stuck with a certificate that has other liens on it such as bankruptcy or any other liens. Also how safe is it, and what is the work involved to purchase these tax lien certificates online. If any one can please help me with my concerns, it would be very much appreciated.