All Forum Posts by: Kenisha Forbes

@Greg Scott It seems like the PIP program is weak on the second group, the people who would like to acquire property from the Tax Lien sale. I'm not looking to acquire property that way just yet. I'm not familiar with IL. If it was GA then that would be different, I could go check the properties out. Maybe I would be interested in buying or wholesaling them or helping you find someone that can sell them for you. However; you need to get on with off loading those properties. Have you tried posting the properties or land here on bigger pockets. There may be investors that are willing to purchase them and you could possibly make money. Post them on craigslist, Biggerpockets, there are Facebook groups that you could post them in, find local wholesales or realtors to help you. I know you are bitter and I would be too. But push past that. It's time offload those properties. You can do it! As investors, we are masters of making lemons into lemonade. I have faith that with a little elbow grease you can offload those properties and maybe even make a profit. Are they all land deals or are some actual properties?

@Shera Gregory and @Greg Scott

Thank you both for sharing your experiences. I was looking into working with them. After Greg's share I'm not too sure. Greg do you still own the liens? Are any of them in GA? And when you say you are in the second group, is that the group that acquires the property after foreclosing on the tax lien? 

I have a question for you guys. How much is the average starting investment to get into the tax lien game with a company like that? What are their typical fees? If you don't mind sharing.

@Shera Gregory and @Greg Scott

Thank you both for sharing your experiences. I was looking into working with them. After Greg's share I'm not too sure. Greg do you still own the liens? Are any of them in GA? And when you say you are in the second group, is that the group that acquires the property after foreclosing on the tax lien? 

I have a question for you guys. How much is the average starting investment to get into the tax lien game with a company like that? What are their typical fees? If you don't mind sharing.

@Tom Yung Hi Tom, What do you mean the left over lien are mostly not worth the investment. I thought the Tax Lien holder was not responsible for the left over liens. Also how do you lose money. I thought you would get your investment back, plus 20%? 

@Sam Bagwell I live in GA as well and would like more information on the TAX Lien process. I'm still a little fuzzy on some things. I won't be able to make the meetup group as I live in Ellenwood and it's quite a ways from me. Can we swap info as well?

Your best bet is do a search for Wholesale to see what articles and posts are already here on the BP.

@Marvin McTaw that sounds really complicated. Have you purchased any properties via tax lien sale? Is it worth it?

@Account Closed Hi Alex, what's your the info or website for your company?

Is this event always at the same location? I'm trying to figure out what I can put in as a keyword so that I can be notified of the next event.

congrats! That's a great deal numbers wise, but westside?? Bless your heart.