Friday, May 9, 2014

Tax Deed Source – Learn the Secrets of Tax Deed Real Estate Investing

Tax Deed Source - Learn the Secrets of Tax Deed Real Estate InvestingClick Image To Visit Site “Why in the world did you buy that awful house?!” said the auction employee in undisguised disgust.


We didn’t have any formal real estate investing education. We didn’t study any investing course. In fact, I couldn’t even recall how we were convinced to try our luck at the tax deed auction.



We’ve already won the bid and the auction employee, while shaking his head in dismay, was just finalizing the paperwork so he could give us the title to this “awful house”.


We were sweating as we handed over the check for $45,000 we secured through a private lender, and we couldn’t help but feel we’d just dug our own graves.


My name is Laurence Samuels and ever since that first deal, my partner Matt Merdian and I have made Tax Deed Investing our bread and butter.


It was a parcel of land we bought at the tax auction for $34,000 and which we turned around and sold for $460,000 ($100,000.00 upfront, $353,890.00 12 months later + 12% interest).


Truth is Tax Deed Investing is probably the most profitable sub-niche in real estate investing nowadays, what with the housing crisis and the recession in full swing.


And what makes this even better than other investing strategies that take advantage of the economic brouhaha is…


When a homeowner is back due on their real estate taxes, the government steps in and sells the property to recoup the taxes due at an auction.


But in fact …shortsales and REO investing are even twice more complicated than Tax Deed Investing and it can months of bank negotiations to even get a deal completed!


We’re not super smart guys either who read a book and become experts in the subject matter all at once.


But come to think of it, don’t all real estate investing strategies take some time to master and apply successfully?


Besides, if it really were that easy to make money in real estate, then we’d no longer see struggling investors, would we? J


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