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Our Organizational Goals and Investments Strategy
We Buy off Market Properties
Take advantage of an incredible real estate market and buy below market value single family properties / lands.
We Sell As Is
We Purchase, build, flip and sell these properties. Usually we sell as is, flip according the market needs, generating the best profit for the investors and the company
Spread the Risk
We spread the risk by doing multiple homes in the group, rather than investing in one single deal, this create a huge decrease in the risks.
Compensate our investors
Develop long term relationships with our investors by creating a predictable income stream for them and delivering a low risk investment option with a great yearly return with quarterly withdrawal
What We Offer
8% to 12% Annually
We can offer a good return of investment, because our investments in houses, lots and lands in tax deed and tax liens give us a great return, so that's why we can share more with our investors.
98% Risk Free
We use a Smart method where avoid 98% of the risks like Tax office, Appraisal, Google maps, Flood zone, Market prices, Clerk's office and pictures. That way we can provide the best investment for our investors club.
Guaranteed by Real Estate
We don't keep money at the pipe line, we invest the money and we give a real estate as guarantee between 30 to 45 days from the day number 1. First we signed a contract with you and then we'll give a mortgage. So they can execute if something happened with the company... We want to be all your investments are secured and you can have a piece of mind with our investments.
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Quarterly Dividends
We send the dividends for our investors every 3 months so they can count with their profits every quarter. We believe in partnership and we want to be sure our investors can feel the results of their investments.
What is Tax Deed?
A tax deed is a legal document that transfers ownership of a property from the delinquent taxpayer to a government entity or a third-party buyer as a result of unpaid property taxes. When a property owner fails to pay property taxes, the local government can sell the tax lien certificate to a buyer, who has the right to collect the unpaid taxes plus interest from the property owner. If the owner still fails to pay the taxes, the buyer can eventually foreclose on the property and receive a tax deed, which grants ownership of the property. Tax deeds are often sold at auctions, and the proceeds from the sale are used to pay off the outstanding property taxes and any other fees or charges associated with the sale. The process for obtaining a tax deed can vary depending on the jurisdiction and local laws, so it's important to research and understand the specific requirements and procedures involved.
What is Tax Liens?
A tax lien is a legal claim that a government entity places on a property due to unpaid property taxes. When a property owner fails to pay their property taxes, the local government can place a lien on the property to secure the unpaid debt. This lien serves as a legal claim that the government has on the property, giving them the right to take certain actions to recover the unpaid taxes.
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Here's how the tax lien process typically works:
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Property Tax Assessment: Local governments assess property taxes on real estate based on its value and other factors.
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Tax Delinquency: If the property owner fails to pay the property taxes on time, the government can initiate the process of placing a tax lien on the property.
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Tax Lien Sale: In some jurisdictions, the government can sell the tax lien to an investor through a tax lien auction. The investor pays the delinquent taxes on behalf of the property owner and receives a lien certificate.
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Interest and Redemption: The property owner is usually given a certain period (redemption period) to repay the delinquent taxes plus any accrued interest to the investor. If the owner pays the debt within this period, the lien is removed, and the investor receives the amount paid plus interest.
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Foreclosure: If the property owner fails to redeem the property within the redemption period, the investor may have the legal right to initiate a foreclosure process. This could ultimately lead to the investor acquiring ownership of the property through a tax deed or other legal process, depending on local laws.
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Property Ownership Transfer: In cases where the investor obtains ownership of the property, it is then usually sold to recover the unpaid taxes and any other costs associated with the process.
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It's important to note that tax lien laws and procedures can vary significantly from one jurisdiction to another. Investors who purchase tax liens see them as an investment opportunity, as they can potentially earn interest or even acquire the property at a reduced price. Property owners, on the other hand, need to be aware of their responsibilities to avoid having a tax lien placed on their property.
TAX DEED AND TAX LIENS WEBINAR
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