I live in Seattle wash, am 56 years old and want to own my own house and heard I could probably get one cheaper through tax lien properties. But every time I look it up on computor, it ends up I have to pay for the info. Which is a rip off sence I know some where out there I can get this info for free. Just need to know who to contact. Im looking at out skirts of Seattle wash, King county etc. If you should know who I can contact it would be greatly appreiciated. solaedame1050@yahoo.com
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I am interested in buying a house for my family and I saw a program about purchasing tax lien properties, does anyone have experience doing this, what are the procedure? Any advice? Because this sounds too good to be true and I don’t want to get my hopes up.
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Is it a good idea to buy a tax lien property that is listed as a homestead? Does that mean that my family will have to live in the house?
The state I am in, you have ownership after two years,on tax lien properties,so would it be wise to buy a homestaed property?
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I am looking for an investment and a family member suggested I purchase tax lien properties. He lives in another state and he is not sure how it works in PA. I have been doing some research online but I have only found limited information.
If anyone has purchased a property, I need to know how to get started. Everyone says to go through the Tax Assessors office, but I can not find one in Pennsylvania.
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and now I want to apply them. My first deal I want to do an “Assignment of Contract”. I have a seller in my area who has Tax Lien properties that he purchased at the once a year Tax Sale in my State, and he has a property for 0K that has comps in the area for 0k, How do I go about doing an “Assignment of Contract” without paying any money out of pocket for this deal is my question?
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I've been thinking about investing in Tax Lien properties. I'm still doing my research about it. Could anyone give me some advice about it? Or if anyone ever done that?
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