Tax Lien or Deed Certificates

Wednesday, February 28, 2007

Tax Lien Certificates

In this section, we will address the issue of tax lien certificates. With a tax lien certificate, the investor only has a lien on the property and does not have any other rights in, or title to, the property. The investor receives a statutory interest rate until the property tax is received. The property owner has a statutory redemption period within which he or she must pay the tax bill. This period generally ranges from six months to four years. About one-half of the states are lien states.


The states are as follows:


Alabama


Arizona


Colorodo


District of Columbia


Florida


Illinois


Indiana


Iowa


Kentucky


Maryland


Mississippi


Missouri


Montana


Nebraska


New Jersey


North Dakota


Ohio (Ohio is historically a deed state, however, counties with populations over 200,000 are allowed to conduct lien sales.)


Oklahoma


South Carolina


South Dakota


Vermont


West Virginia


Wyoming


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