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What is a Tax Lien?

Tax lien certificates are the government’s legal claim on a property when the owner hasn’t paid their property taxes. The lien ensures the government can recover unpaid taxes by using the property as collateral.

For investors, tax lien investing allows them to buy tax lien certificates, where they pay the owed taxes and earn interest from the property owner. If the owner doesn’t repay, investors may gain ownership of the property, offering a chance to acquire real estate at a lower price.

How Does Tax Lien Investing Work?

When property taxes go unpaid, local governments issue tax lien certificates representing the unpaid taxes, plus interest and penalties. These certificates are then sold to investors through public auctions, either online or in person.

Steps Involved in Tax Lien Investing:

1. Auction Process: Investors bid on tax lien certificates at auctions, either by offering the highest amount or accepting the lowest interest rate. The winning bidder becomes the lienholder and can collect the owed amount plus interest.

2. Redemption Period: The property owner has a set time, known as the redemption period, to pay off the taxes with interest. This period varies

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