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Tax Deed Sales Affect Homeowners

Government tax deed sales result from unpaid back taxes by a homeowner on his property, in which properties are put into auction for bidders. Doing so enables the government to remedy the tax debt and recover the lost revenues. Nobody in the right mind wants to be charged with income tax evasion which is why it is best to pay due taxes on time.

Properties with tax liens on them are expected to be settled immediately by the homeowner in order for the tax lien to be lifted. Situations get worse if back taxes are not paid immediately because of its negative effect on the delinquent taxpayer’s credit rating. Deal with it as soon as possible.

Properties included in the tax deed sales are often sold for lesser prices. This is unfortunate for the property owner considering that he put so much money in having a decent home, only to be sold because of delinquent taxes. Moreover, the property needs to bring in enough money to wipe off the tax debt clean because if not, no extra funds are going back to the homeowner.

Make sure to take the necessary steps in finding the right solution to your tax debt and paying off the lien. Remember that the government would never stop until the debt is recovered, and they always continue in conducting sales on a tax deed state.

Michael Schuett
Michael Schuett
Michael Schuett is a Real Estate Investor & Entrepreneur. He holds monthly seminars in South East Asia and Europe about Real Estate Investments, Tax Deeds Investing, and Flipping in Emerging Markets and continues to build his own strong Real Estate Portfolio in various cities. His companies are currently holding several properties in Miami, Tampa, Berlin, Hamburg, Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur and have successfully established the first Real Estate Development agency in Thailand.

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