Tax lien and tax deed investing, just like many other types of investing, follows cycles. These cycles are a result of the fact that most counties only conduct tax sales once per year. What really drives the cycles or "seasons" of lien investing are the online sales. Some would be investors are under the assumption (thanks to unscrupulous wealth building "gurus" who suggest that you can invest online anywhere in the country) that you can purchase liens online in most states. The fact is that there are only a handful of states that have online sales and out of these only three have more than 2 counties that conduct regular online sales at this time.
These three states conduct
their sales at different times during the year. The Arizona online lien
sales take place from February through March, The Florida online lien
sales are held in May through June and the Colorado online lien sales
are spread out from September through November. Hence the seasons for
the online tax sales are winter, spring and fall, with a month or two
in-between.
To pick up the slack in-between the online tax lien
sales, you can always participate in the online deed sales. Except for
the Florida tax sales, which are held through out the year; some Florida
counties have a deed sale as often as once a week. Most states have a
specified time of year in which the tax sales have to take place. The
Michigan counties all have their sales in late fall. California counties
spread out their tax sales out through out the year. Each county has a
sale once a year, but unlike most other states in which the counties all
have to have their tax sales at a specific time of year; the California
counties stagger their sales throughout the year. You can find a tax
sale somewhere in California every month of the year except for July and
December.
So here's how you can invest in liens and tax deeds
online throughout the year. Because I'm writing this article in March,
you can start with the California online tax deed sales that take place
in March and April. There are about 8 California counties that have tax
sales during these months. In May and June you can move to the Florida
online tax lien sales. July is a good time to take a break and get all
your paperwork and tracking in order, and start getting ready for the
Michigan online tax deed sales. You can participate in the Michigan
online tax deed sales from July through November, but you may want to
switch over to the Colorado online tax lien sales in October until the
end of the year. Only about 6 or 7 Colorado counties have online tax
sales, but they are spread out from October through December. Come
January you can participate in either the California tax sales or the
Florida online tax deed sales. And in February you can jump into the
Arizona online tax lien sales.
So no matter where you live you can
invest in tax liens and tax deeds online year round. You just need to
know the seasons of online tax lien and deed investing.
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The sky is the limit.If you are interested in learning more about Tax Deeds and Liens, you should click on the link below. It is a great place to get started if investing in real estate is what you are looking to do. Yes, you can still make a fortune in Real Estate with this Ultimate Real Estate system. >>> http://bit.ly/1ukjzFZ
Joanne Musa, the "Tax Lien Lady," has helped new investors all
over the world explode their profits using safe, high yielding, real
estate secured tax lien certificates. To receive your FREE Tax Lien
Investing Kit, that has helped thousands of investors, just like you
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