Do You Think Buying Up Some Tax Lien Certificates Makes Any Sense?

I’m in Ireland and to the best of my knowledge we don’t have a similar system here (that is why the concept is slighty difficult to grasp) Do they ever pay off, I mean do you think they are worth it overall? Thanks

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2 Responses to “Do You Think Buying Up Some Tax Lien Certificates Makes Any Sense?”

  1. The Great Indian says:

    If someone has not paid their property tax for 2 years, you can go and pay the tax. It is not a gift. A box is marked “subtax” and your bidder number is entered. So the homeowner can not find out who you are.
    If the owner does not pay up for 3 more years, you can go to court and get the deed to the house.
    If the owner does not pay up for 5 more years, you don’t have to go to court. The County Treasurer hands you a deed. All mortgages are wiped out.
    Less than 1 in 1,000 buyers ever gets a deed. The Certificate is what you get to prove that you paid the Subtax..

  2. Irish says:

    Yes. it is very secured investment.

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