Just to start off, is like to say that I am thankful for the wealth of information on this site. I hope I can contribute as much as others here have. I'm interested in a property that is going to be auctioned off at a...

I am considering the wonderful world of tax lien investing in the Greater Nashville, TN Area. Since tax lien procedures vary state by state, I would like to hear some ideas as to how the process works in TN. Every...

A member of my investing group found a house which is apparently abandoned: tall grass/weeds, heavily weathered, etc. The power is still on (the outside light is on), I found the owner's name from the tax records and ...

I bought the first tax deed property and I don't  know if it is still occupied or not from the street. I don't feel safe approaching the house by myself. Can I call a police officer or sherriff to escort me in? If yes...

I am planning to invest in Tax Liens in State of Maryland in 2017. So I am trying to do my homework beforehand so I would be prepared for next year.  Being a novice in this area, some of these questions are probably t...

I recently purchased a home at a master commissioner auction at the court house. It was for less than 2/3 of the appraised value. Is it safe to put any money into this before the 6 months? Here is a copy of the Kentuc...

Three years ago I purchased a tax lien certificate and recently received the certificate of Purchase from the Etowah County Probate office.  My research showed no lienholders or probate will from the previous owner.  ...

Hey folks. I am a newbie investor looking to get started in the tax lien/tax deed arena. I have been doing my due diligence in researching before I start, but still need some further edification. I live in Texas and w...

If a lender in first position forecloses on a property at a traditional courthouse sale, will a second position IRS lien get wiped out? I'm guessing the answer is the same in all 50 states.

If you acquire a property through tax liens do you own the property outright? if not what other payments must be made other than property taxes and insurance?