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dear friend-
not too long ago i stumbled across a whole new way of creating wealth, and it's so easy it will astonish you. once in a great while a system comes along that's so "perfect" i can hardly wait to tell my friends and family about it. i call these extraordinary money making systems money machines.
what is the secret investment of the wealthy? it's called a tax lien certificate.
in today's turbulent economy conventional investments haven't succeeded as well as they have in the past.
returns on traditional investments like stocks, bonds, cd's and savings accounts are nowhere near the government guaranteed returns with tax lien certificates. all over the united states tax lien certificate investors are getting 16%, 18% up to 50% guaranteed by the government!
why haven't you heard about tax lien certificates? they have been around for over 150 years and have been kept secret by the wealthy. these high interest rate returns are fixed by law and will stay high regardless of what happens to the economy...guaranteed by the us government. even if the stock market were to crash, or bank interest rates were to drop you return is guaranteed by the united states government. the wealthy have been investing in tax lien certificates for over a century. now, you can cash in on the secret high yielding investment of the rich.
here's how this secret investment works!
it all begins when a property owner fails to pay his/her real estate property taxes. unpaid taxes become a lien on the property. basically, this means that the delinquent tax bill is recorded in the local governments property records, and until the taxes are paid, the tax lien remains. meanwhile, a statute mandated interest rate penalty from 16% up to 50% per year is mounting up. if the real estate property taxes remain delinquent for too long (five years or less) the property owner will risk losing the real estate.
in thousands of counties across the united states local governments have millions of dollars in delinquent property tax bills. local government agencies desperately need the income generated from property taxes to fund daily services. without this income the government would not be able to provide police, fire, hospital and schooling. to get their money quickly, local city and county governments create and sell tax liens (i.e. delinquent tax bills) to investors and bankers in the form of tax lien certificates. investors purchase tax lien certificates at local delinquent real estate property tax sales. tax lien certificates come in all sizes, from a few bucks to several million dollars. tax lien certificates are auctioned off to the investor with the winning bid.
wealth is when small efforts produce large results
poverty is when huge efforts produce small results.
george david
by stepping into the shoes of the local government, investors like you are able to quietly collect state mandated interest rate penalties of 16%, 18%, 24% up to 50% or more! in addition, you have the same rights that the government would have. for example, in many of the counties in the state of arizona the interest rate penalty is 16%, in many of the counties in florida its 18% in texas it's 25%, at the end of a six-month redemption period, the sheriff's deed (which is encumbered by a 6 month right of redemption) automatically becomes a deed absolute. in my opinion tax lien certificates are the ideal investment because there are no brokers, bankers, or commissions to mess things up. its simple, you invest your money with the government and once they have collected the taxes and interest, you get a check from the government.
when you invest in tax lien certificates two things can happen:
1. the delinquent tax payer finally pays the government what you paid to purchase plus the penalty interest rate the government sends you a check.
2. the delinquent tax payer doesn't pay the government what you paid plus the penalty interest rate, you get the real estate. i know this is exciting and all, but just like everything there's a few drawbacks. first drawback: not all the states in the us sell tax lien certificates. currently about 25 states use tax lien certificates verses tax deeds. when you sign up for my newsletter i'll email you a current list of the states offering tax lien certificates, statute mandated interest rates and redemption periods. sign up below to join our free newsletter and receive your free special report:
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second drawback: with over 25 states offering tax lien certificates and each of the approximate 1500 counties handling it's own tax sale auction....you'll find these auctions being held at different times, locations and with different rules. i am here to tell you that it's alot of work to manage all this important information. you would have to make thousands of phone calls, send hundreds of letters and spend thousands of dollars to organize this important information. but this extra homework keeps the curious dreamers away...which is a huge advantage to us serious investors.
why you should invest in tax lien certificates
if you're like most people, you're retirement account is in need of a major overhaul. like most, you're struggling to get the returns you desperatly need. you haven't slept a wink in months. the fear of what tomorrow's market conditions may bring keeps you up all night long. the investment choices you may have made are probably not packing the punch you need. with time slipping away, and the cost of living rising fast, you need a fix and you need it now. at this writing, i have looked up what traditional investment vehicles are yielding to investors. take a look below:
| 5 year treasury note |
3.01% |
| 10 year treasury note |
3.89% |
| 30 year mortgage backed security |
5.93% |
| corporate bond |
5.80% |
| money market fund |
1.27% |
| 1 year certificate of deposit |
2.00% |
| *rates subject to change | |
if you were to ask a traditional financial planner for investment advice what you will hear is to allocate your cash between stocks, money market funds and bonds. the idea is that the stocks will provide an opportunity for growth, money market funds will provide liquidity, and the bonds provide a steady income and protection against interest rates falling. throughout your life, the distribution of your cash into these investments is supposed to provide you with a nice retirement.
let's pretend that you invested $200 a month or $2400 a year compounded annually at various interest rates (numbers rounded), for 40 years. let's jump forward and see how comfortable you'll really be.
| amount invested each year: |
interest rate: |
amount at retirement: |
| $2,400 each year for 40 years |
1.00% |
$122,074 |
| $2,400 each year for 40 years |
2.00% |
$153,163 |
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