Based on what I know so far, the only way to lose all of your principal in a tax lien investment is by having your certificate expire because the taxes were not brought current and you did not begin the redemption pro...

Alright guys, I've been trying to find the best way to get into Real Estate investing and have somewhat been "discouraged" from doing any type of Lease option investing in TX, so I've started trying to learn as much a...

Hi, I just purchased a property for $60,000 at the online court steps auction in Miami, FL. It was an HOA foreclosure for $13,000 past dues. The property is worth about $90,000. As always, I have done my homework, pai...

I'm trying to find lenders that specialize or are comfortable with tax lien investments. I currently have 15 rentals homes that I acquired via tax liens. My current lender pays more attention to the traditional lendin...

I won a tax auction in Texas for a property a little over an acre with a Mobile Home on it. The Mobile Home number is on the deed. The property is still within the redemption period, but I'd like to put insurance on i...

I have someone that wants to sell their property to me. Right now it says an NTS was filed last month, there was already a sale date that passed, and now the foreclosure stage is "3rd Owned". Does this mean that the m...

I'm a little confused about the term "subject to" when it comes to non performing 2nd mortgage workouts.

I've been learning about various workout scenarios possible with non performing 2nd mortgage's and I se...

I've been listening to a lot of BP Podcasts and heard ads of this crowdfunding website. I recently invested a couple of thousand with them. The return looks good, however, I heard someone said the redemption process i...

Anybody have any experience with an IRS Public Auction where the IRS is auctioning off the right, title and interest of the Taxpayer in and to the property?

This particular sale has a 180 day redemption period I cann...

I am a beginner at this process. I've been doing some reading about the foreclosure process. Most of it makes sense to me, except what happens to the new "owner" (the person who placed the highest bid at the sheriff...