How Do Tax Liens Work?

Tax lien certificate investors are rewarded for their investment with an interest rate defined in state law that can pay interest rates of 16%, 18% 36%. They are most often purchased at annual government auctions, but can sometimes be purchased from local governments without an auction. What are tax lien certificates and some of the advantages of investing in them? Investing in tax lien certificates is one of the safest, predictable and secure investments you can make. Here are some unique features about tax lien certificate investments that benefit the investor:

1. Tax lien certificates are sold in about half of the states in the USA; the other half sell tax deeds.
2. The laws and regulations regarding the sale of tax lien certificates are defined by state law and administered by local government.
3. State laws set the maximum interest rate a tax lien certificate may pay, which can pay interest rates of 16%, 18%, 36% annually, depending upon the state.
4. There are no commissions or brokers when buying tax lien certificates or when they are paid off by the delinquent tax payer… no extra fees paid to a middleman, you get back all your investment and all the interest by law.
5. About 95% of all tax lien certificates are paid off within three years of being issued.
6. Tax lien certificates are secured by real estate. That means if that tax lien certificate is not paid you can own and by law, take the property for only the cost of the unpaid property taxes and fees.

Ted Thomas has helped thousands investors understand the answer to: “How do tax liens work?” and the secrets to avoid costly mistakes and take advantage of opportunities others don’t see. Over the past 25 years Ted Thomas has become known as America’s Tax Lien Certificate and Tax Deed Authority. In the video linked below Ted introduces one of his students, who discusses his first tax lien certificate buying experience:

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