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    When and where are tax lien auctions in Maricopa County, Arizona?

    May 28, 2008 by JP | Posted in United States

    I am trying to learn when and where are tax lien auctions in Maricopa County, Arizona? Also, what yield can I expect from buying Tax Liens in Maricopa County? I know that the starting rate is 16%, but how far does it get bid down? Thank you.

    Check with your County Treasurer's Office at your Courthouse for Maricopa County. Bids can go lower than 16%, that is how bidders win the tax lien. Personally, I don't like the bid down method. I went to a Tax Sale last year and when it started there

    Gary | May 28, 2008

    Check with your County Treasurer's Office at your Courthouse for Maricopa County. Bids can go lower than 16%, that is how bidders win the tax lien. Personally, I don't like the bid down method. I went to a Tax Sale last year and when it started there
    Gary | May 28, 2008

    How can I use self-directed IRA money to participate in internet auctions for tax-lien certificates?

    Jul 20, 2007 by investor8406 | Posted in Investing

    I'm trying to get started in investing in tax-lien certificates using money in my self-directed IRA. I'd like to try participating in online auctions for county tax sales, but many of them require you to deposit some sort of "down payment"

    If you really want to do this, then I suggest that you begin by reading the available information very carefully.

    But yes, owning a tax lien certificate is not a prohibited transaction by itself:

    14. In addition to real

    Eggolas M | Jul 24, 2007

    You need to find a custodian that allows that. Do a google search as I don't know any names, but they're out there.
    fsfa | Jul 20, 2007

    Which course do you suggest about tax lien investing? How to win on tax lien and tax deeds auctions?

    Sep 18, 2006 by Daniel J | Posted in Investing

    I've heared tax lien investing can be very profitabile and secured so I am interested in manuals/guides/books and courses which you are suggesting. Please only those based on expirience (if you have studied it and you can recommend it).

    My honest recommendation is http://www.taxliensecret.com course. I've read it few times, and 3 weeks ago started investing in tax liens only with knowledge from this course. At first I thought it is a bit expensive, but now I would pay even 1000$ for

    William E | Sep 18, 2006
    Real Estate Tax Lien Auctions in Pierce Co. WA?

    May 24, 2010 by curious | Posted in Renting & Real Estate

    Can anyone provide me with an official link to Pierce or King County web pages that provide info and dates on their real estate tax lien auctions?

    I went to each county's web page but could not find anything...

    In Washington State, there are NO 'tax lien auctions'. Washington is a tax DEED state, which means that you purchase the property with three or more years of unpaid taxes. Pierce County handles these sales once annually, and the date for 2010 is tentatively

    acermill | May 24, 2010

    tax lien auctions news

    Two Investors Plead Guilty to Tax Lien Auction Bid-Rigging

    18.05.12

    (Updates with prosecutor’s statement in fourth paragraph.)

    Feb. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Two investors pleaded guilty to conspiring to rig bids at municipal tax lien auctions in New Jersey and are cooperating in a larger U.S. investigation, the Justice Department said.

    The men admitted today after being charged in U.S. District Court in Newark, New Jersey, that they conspired to eliminate competition by allocating bids at public auctions by the state’s 566 municipalities. Bidders are supposed to compete fairly for the right to buy liens and collect taxes on property, with bidding starting at 18 percent and then going lower.


    Source: BusinessWeek