Tuesday, June 28th, 2011 at 5:24 am
Investing In Tax Lien Certificates
Investing In Tax Lien Certificates have made some friends of ours some great extra income. My husband and I
are also looking to earn money, we realize buying real estate by investing in tax lien certificates would require us to do some major home repairs but we are looking to do rentals and flips. Any help would be appreciated regarding others who have experience with investing in tax lien certificates.
5 Easy Steps to Investing Tax Lien Certificates
If you spend some time researching, you’ll find that investing in tax lien certificates is a relatively safe, accessible, and lucrative investment opportunity. Continue at Mark Adams JD MBA “Investing In Tax Lien Certificates” »
Thursday, August 19th, 2010 at 2:43 pm
FLORIDA ELECTIONS – Why Is Florida Considering The Candidates Most Responsible For Letting Florida’s Mortgage Crisis Happen?
Democrat Alex Sink appears be leading the the battle for the Governor’s
Office while Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum and former healthcare executive Rick Scott have poured a combined $50 million into their primary negative ad campaign against each other. Florida voters seem to becoming disenchanted with the two Republicans, according to a Quinnipiac University poll taken between Aug. 11 through August 16, 2010.
Alex Sink is the state’s current chief financial officer who is in a virtual tie with Bill McCollum if he wins next week. If Scott is the nominee, Alex Sink would hold a 33 percent to 29 percent edge. Independent candidate Lawton “Bud”
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Saturday, August 7th, 2010 at 8:10 am
I need to know b/c my mortgage co. does not want to answer this for me! Also if you have 2 mortgages and the first one is willing to work with you but second is not, can they take possession of house. Theese ?’s are for Maryland laws,,, Please help
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Saturday, August 7th, 2010 at 7:11 am
The FMV of the house is listed as ,000 and the loan is 7,000. The house was in my name. I filed bankruptcy and did not reaffirm the property. It is business debt. Do I have to pay taxes as if I had 9,000 (7K-K) in income? I don’t make enough to pay this much in taxes! I am so scared. Please help!
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Saturday, August 7th, 2010 at 6:17 am
All of the websites that I have found (listing foreclosures) request a fee. The problem is that most of the information is outdated and the houses list the 2nd mortgage, not the actual cost of purchasing.
Are there any that are legitimate? I need your help!
p.s. I only one that I have found is usa foreclosure. It works fine but doesn’t cover enough foreclosures.
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Saturday, August 7th, 2010 at 5:20 am
Just curious if anyone who owns apartments or other rental type of property – with the number of foreclosures and people who can’t pay their home’s mortgage rising – has there been an upswing in the number of people coming to you to rent your apartments?
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Saturday, August 7th, 2010 at 4:15 am
All of the websites that I have found (listing foreclosures) request a fee. The problem is that most of the information is outdated and the houses list the 2nd mortgage, not the actual cost of purchasing.
Are there any that are free and legitimate? I need your help!
p.s. I only one that I have found is usa foreclosure. It works fine but doesn’t cover enough foreclosures.
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Saturday, August 7th, 2010 at 3:19 am
I want to know about the default of notice or anything before that, the default of foreclosure, and anything after that until the house is mine. What is the process so I will know exactly what I am doing. Glad I have all of you to help me, thx
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Saturday, August 7th, 2010 at 2:22 am
I’m interested in purchasing homes through foreclosure. I know nothing about the process. I visited my local courthouse today and looked at homes on the foreclosure list; but here are my questions: does a person bid on the property? with whom do you speak about (any) taxes or leins and whatever else is owed on the property? who is actually selling the property: my county? the bank with whom the loan was defaulted? if there’s a resource online, it would help. i don’t want to get burned.
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Saturday, August 7th, 2010 at 1:15 am
I’m interested in purchasing homes through foreclosure. I know nothing about the process. I visited my local courthouse today and looked at homes on the foreclosure list; but here are my questions: does a person bid on the property? with whom do you speak about (any) taxes or leins and whatever else is owed on the property? who is actually selling the property: my county? the bank with whom the loan was defaulted? if there’s a resource online, it would help. i don’t want to get burned.
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