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Why Tax Yield Investing Is Better Than Passive Income from Real Estate
New Alternative Real Estate Strategy Quietly Taking The Market By Storm
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By Jay Drexel
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Real estate investing USED to be the top choice to generate extra income for amateur investors... but it isn't any longer.
And the reasons for that is simple:
- The increase in house prices means you need a larger amount for a down payment
- The increase in interest rates means more interest to the bank (and less in your pocket)
- The increase in rent means fewer quality tenants who can pay on-time and in-full
That's the bad news....but there IS good news.
There's another type of investment taking it's place...I call it Tax Yield Investing.
What Is Tax Yield Investing?
Tax Yield Investing (also known as Tax Lien Certificate Investing) is a type of investment that allows amateur investors to buy liens local governments have put on homes with unpaid real estate tax bills.
This allows local governments to get the revenue they need to run their cities.
In exchange, the investor gets two important benefits.
The Two Advantageous Scenarios Of Tax Yield Investing:
Investors love Tax Yield Investing because it creates a win-win scenario for them.
Scenario #1: Fixed Return In A Short Timeframe:
The owner of the property has a set timeframe in which they have to repay the taxes on the property.
And some property owners want to resolve the debt quickly to avoid potential foreclosure.
What Would These Tax Checks Mean For You?
If they make this payment (and they are motivated to do so), the investor receives a fixed interest payment on their money. The interest rates are set by statute, and can be as high as 12%, 16%, or even 18% in some states.
And this is the worse case scenario (which is pretty amazing from an investment perspective).
Scenario #2: The Upside Multiplier:
If the owner of the property decides to NOT repay their tax bill, that's when you hit what I call the "Upside Multiplier."
In exchange for the paying the tax bill, the investor now has an opportunity to OWN the property outright.
Here's a recent example:
I initially invested $3,000 to pay the tax lien on this mobile home in Tallahassee, FL.
The owner wasn't able to repay the taxes within the agreed upon timeframe so I was able to take ownership of the property.
This property was estimated to be worth $38,300 which means I made a margin of $35,300 on my initial investment... which is nearly a 12x ROI.
I was able to acquire this property for a FRACTION of what it was worth and I didn't have to pay a penny of interest to any bank.
I've had dozens of investments like this over the last 15 years... but right now is the BEST time to get into it.
Why Right Now Is The Perfect Time For Tax Yield Investing:
Whenever an economy goes through a recession, it means more people are unable to pay their tax bills... which means the chances at hitting the "Upside Multiplier" increases.
If you start investing in tax yields TODAY, you'll give yourself the best chance to own properties that will start to appreciate when the market corrects.
How To Get Started With Tax Yield Investing:
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When I started investing in Tax Yields nearly 15 years ago, there wasn't any education available on the market... I had to figure it out for myself.
It was the education of a lifetime as it allowed me to move out of my parent's basement and live the life I've always dreamed of...but I wanted to make it easier for you to get started.
That's why I put together my video training on Tax Yield Investing.
But you need to hurry if you want access to it, I'm only taking on a limited number of students and as of {{MMMM}} {{D}}, {{YYYY}}.
Click here to learn more if you'd like to capitalize on this incredible investment opportunity.
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