United States Tax Lien Association

He actually gives very good information. He isnt telling you anything you cnat find out for your self if you look up your tax law in each state.

He is actually talking about not keeping the property he is talking about the 18% interest that you make while you pay for someones back property taxes to when they catch you up and have to pay you for keeping their property from forclosure. He tells you that yes there is the chance that someone just walks away and you own the property but that only happens about 5% of the time. He is very informative and very truthful about what they do. I didnt invest anything all i did was just listen to his first free videos and I know that its not something that I can do He even tells you that its NOT for just a single person to make money.

It takes alot of capital before hand especially if you end up with a property that you didnt plan on having. If i had a couple thousand to start with i would definitley be trying to make some free money. You dont even have to do anything to the properties. you pay the back tax and then just wait for them to pay it up and pay you the interest percent on your money.

If you paid to go to a sceminar you didnt pay enough attention to the FREE videos that he has online.

I got soooo much just from that. So I give 5 stars and I didnt spend any money i just paid attention to what he was saying instead of just thinking about alot of money for not much work.

My wife and I are currently attending the three day training course. This is our second time through.

In 2015 we attended our first seminar and did not purchase one of the larger mentor packages. The reason we didn't purchase was simply based on economics. We didn't feel we wanted to make that large investment at the time. However, I'm reading these reviews and see the sour grapes being pressed by many who have attended the seminars and bought the mentor programs.

Here is the straight scoop. Real estate and buying tax liens and deeds is not easy. It takes a lot of work. I have a background in real estate (agent for 11 years).

My wife and I have successfully flipped 9 properties in the Phoenix market over the last 4 years. We have never lost a dime. However, margins began to shrink when the market recovered. Our last flip yielded only a $10,000 next profit.

If you are an investor, you quickly realize that is not what you want to make per project. So, we attended the first seminar to get new ideas. That is exactly what we got. Great ideas for structuring your business, QRP's, and the process of buying liens and deeds.

I will spare you all of the details but deeds were most attractive to us. We chose Wisconsin as a place to invest. We have family there and are familiar with the state. After a ton of research, we bought our first deed for $51,000.

From purchase to sale took 5 months. We invested $18,000 in rehab. It was a duplex with a renter in place. We collected $500 in rent each month and had the comfort of knowing we had someone on the property at all times.

The second story unit needed about $15,000 in additional rehab. We didn't touch it. At the end of 5 months we sold the property, using a local Realtor, to an investor. Net profit was $45.178.

Based on that success we currently have 2 other properties in Wisconsin that are undergoing rehab. We are obviously not guaranteed a big return but are very happy with the progress. We have traveled to check the properties and, as the course suggests, relied heavily on local Realtors. For us it has worked out very well.

However, if you are not going to really commit to this endeavor save your money and time. Because without that commitment, you be typing sour grapes letters like many of the others on this site.

Good luck! It's a heck of a lot of fun too.

I paid for and attended one of their 3 day seminars. I was disappointed to find out that these seminars are simply a way for them to upsell you on some VERY expensive "Training Mentorships".

Almost the entire three days were sales pitches with s a very basic review of printed materials in between. They did indicate that ONLY positive thoughts were allowed and if you had any negativity, you would be asked to leave and not return. I am always very suspicious of people who can't tolerate an opposing viewpoint and who can't defend their position.

After all, I paid out more than $1500.00 to attend this so called seminar, the least you could do is answer my questions. Right?