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What are the 8 biggest Risks of Tax Lien Investing? — Tax Sales Support

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  Here are nine significant risks associated with tax lien investing: 1.  Illiquidity : Tax lien investments can be illiquid, meaning it may be difficult to sell them quickly if you need to access your funds in a hurry. 2.  Property   Condition : Properties with tax liens may be in poor condition or require significant repairs, which can decrease their value or require additional investment. 3.  Legal Risks:   Tax lien investing  involves navigating complex legal processes and regulations. Failure to understand these laws can lead to costly mistakes or loss of investment. 4.  Senior Liens:  In some cases, there may be senior liens or mortgages on the property that take precedence over the tax lien, meaning you may not be able to recoup your investment if the property goes into foreclosure. 5.  Redemption Risk:  Property owners have a redemption period during which they can pay off the  tax lien  and reclaim their property....

Tax Sale Support Member Wealth Protection Program

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Acquiring Wealth isn't enough. If you want to keep that wealth, you need to  learn how to protect it We often receive questions from our members about forming business entities and protecting themselves financially. These are important questions. To get the best answers, we turn to partners we can trust. Our partners have developed a bulletproof formula to help our members protect their hard-earned wealth. At  Tax Sale Support , Our partners have developed a bulletproof formula to help our members protect their hard-earned wealth. Call us now at (800) 425-8068 get a call for free  wealth protection consultation  with one of our experts advice. ‌Here's the formula: ‌OWN NOTHING + DO NOTHING = WEALTH PROTECTION: SPEAK WITH AN EXPERT! How does owning nothing equal Wealth Protection? Now, we know what you are thinking... "I need to do things and own things to be wealthy?". If that's what you're thinking, you are not wrong. However, there is a better and safer way ...