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Are these Tax Liens unsatisfied? - 2006/11/28 04:40 I'm looking for a listing of calif homeowners that are delinquent in their property tax. I interested only in those that are delinquent, and not interested in tax certificates.

Am I to understand that these are the type of leads I'm looking for and they can be obtained in your database.
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Re:Are these Tax Liens unsatisfied? - 2006/12/01 20:28 There are so many variations on the tax sale/lien process. Not only does every state call it one thing, but every county also has its corresponding classifications. So, basically yes we have forms of unsatisfied taxes- meaning these owner (listings) have not paid their taxes and are therefore unsatisfied in terms of the government.

Hope this helps.

Thanks,

Luanne
TaxLiens.com Admin.

Post edited by: Luanne, at: 2007/01/17 17:47
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Re:Are these Tax Liens unsatisfied? - 2007/02/20 00:06 Hi All,

It is not easy to buy tax liens, their are to much competion with big clients. Bid start at 16% but mostly end up at 4% or 5%. It is mostly not worth for individual people.

Here is Feburary tax lien info happen in USA one state county.

3--10101298----$407.05----4.00%-- 10136
4--10101361----$438.91----3.00%-- 10153
5--10103006K---$2,492.09--5.00%-- T 9935
7--10107005D---$44.20-----2.00%-- 10136
8--10107040E---$49.60-----4.00%-- 10136
10--10108047A--$1,201.34--5.00%-- 10051
11--10108060A---$372.03---1.00%-- T 547

From the interest rate you can see the people who won tax lien what rate they are getting. Mostly people just want to make money by selling the books and mostly they never made any money investing in tax lien.

It is good only for big corporations. This is my openinon you may or may not agree with that.


Thanks
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Re:Are these Tax Liens unsatisfied? - 2007/02/20 13:47 Hi Boston,

Thanks for your input. Yes, it's true that there are some serious hitters in the tax lien investing arena. Some investors really do bid down the interest to a very small percentage.

Keep in mind though that they are looking for very specific properties and with thousands of liens available in big cities there is plenty to go around.

Also, you don't just get stuck with 4% or 5% you have to accept that bid. If you don't want to go that low then you have the right to stop "bidding down the interest." Then pursue one that will yield a higher interest rate.

Good luck to all!

Thanks,

Luanne
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