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Tax Lien Ai-1 Method Webinar

Name: Tax Lien Ai-1 Method Webinar
Start: 2024-08-01T08:00:00-08:00
End: 2024-08-01T17:00:00-08:00

August 1 @ 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Type:	Redeemable Deed
Bidding Process:	Premium
Frequency:	Yearly – Varies County by County
Interest Rate / Penalty:	N/A
Redemption Period:	1 Year With 1% Monthly Interest
Online Auction:	No
Over the Counter:	No
Statute:	Hawaii Const Art 8 Sec 3 Ch 246

Type:	Redeemable Deed
Bidding Process:	Premium
Frequency:	Vary Throughout the Year
Interest Rate / Penalty:	12%
Redemption Period:	Up to 1 Year
Online Auction:	Very Few
Over the Counter:	Some Counties Yes, Others Do “Surplus Property Sales” After Redemption Period

Type:	“Monition Sales” (Redeemable Deed)
Bidding Process:	Premium
Frequency:	Quarterly or Monthly Based on the County
Interest Rate / Penalty:	N/A
Redemption Period:	1 Year With 20% Interest or 60 Days With 15% Penalty, Determined by County
Online Auction:	No
Over the Counter:	No
Statute:	Delaware Statue Title 9 Ch 87

Type:	Hybrid – Liens & Redeemable Deeds
Bidding Process:	Premium
Frequency:	Annually – Varies Throughout Year
Interest Rate / Penalty:	N/A
Redemption Period:	1 Year With 18% Penalty
Online Auction:	No
Over the Counter:	No
Statute:	Connecticut Gen Stat Title 12 Ch 204

Type:	Hybrid – Both
Bidding Process:	Premium on Deeds
Frequency:	Annually – Varies Throughout Year
Interest Rate / Penalty:	20% on Liens With Bid Down
Redemption Period:	N/A
Online Auction:	Yes
Over the Counter:	No
Statute:	New York Real Property Tax Law Art 11

Type:	Hybrid – Both
Bidding Process:	Liens – Bid Down the Interest Rate. Deed – Premium
Frequency:	Throughout the Year Per County Discretion
Interest Rate / Penalty:	18%
Redemption Period:	2 Years
Online Auction:	Yes
Over the Counter:	Yes
Statute:	Florida Statutes Chapter 197

Type:	Tax Lien Certificate
Bidding Process:	Premium
Frequency:	Varies
Interest Rate / Penalty:	12%
Redemption Period:	1 Year
Online Auction:	No
Over the Counter:	No
Statute:	Rhode Island Code Chapter 44-9-1
Notes:	Sales Handled by Municipality, Not County

Type:	Tax Deed
Bidding Process:	Premium
Frequency:	Annually, Between July and Nov
Interest Rate / Penalty:	N/A
Redemption Period:	N/A
Online Auction:	Yes
Over the Counter:	Yes, “Surplus”
Statute:	Michigan General Property Tax Public Act 206 of 1983

Type:	Tax Deed
Bidding Process:	Premium
Frequency:	Annually Typically During Summer Months
Interest Rate / Penalty:	N/A
Redemption Period:	30 Day Redemption Period & 90 Day Litigation Period
Online Auction:	No
Over the Counter:	Yes
Statute:	Arkansas Code Sec 26-37-101

Type:	Redeemable Deed
Bidding Process:	Premium
Frequency:	Monthly on the First Tuesday of the Month
Interest Rate / Penalty:	25% Penalty Per 6 Months for Non Homestead or Special Land Use Properties. If 2 Yr Redemption Period Applies 25% for 1st Year and 50% Penalty for 2nd Year
Redemption Period:	6 Months for Most Properties. 2 Years for Homestead and Special Land Use Properties
Online Auction:	The Vast Majority No, but in 2019, Two Counties (Victoria & Orange)
Over the Counter:	Sealed Bid for “Struck Off” Properties
Statute:	Texas Tax Code 1-E-24A