United Tax Liens Blog

Not all states are created equal when it comes to tax lien and deed investing—and our seasoned coach, Phil, has some strong opinions...

One of the first steps in tax-sale investing is recognizing whether you’re buying a lien certificate, bidding on a deed, or operating in...

Tax lien and deed investing is often sold as a hands-off path to “passive income”—and there’s some truth to that. You won’t be...

Once you’ve acquired a property through a tax deed, the big question becomes: should you flip it for quick profit or hold onto...

Not every tax lien leads to foreclosure, and knowing when to foreclose or when to wait is a crucial part of tax lien...

Tax lien investing doesn’t always mean waiting for redemption or foreclosure. Many investors choose to sell their tax lien certificates before the redemption...

Many investors assume tax lien investing is all about acquiring properties, but that’s not necessarily true. In fact, some of the best tax...

If a tax lien remains unpaid after the redemption period, you may have the right to foreclose and take ownership of the property....

Most tax liens are redeemed before they reach foreclosure, meaning the property owner pays back the owed taxes plus interest. While this is...

Winning a tax lien at auction is just the beginning of the investment process. What happens next depends on whether the property owner...