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My name is Darius M. Barazandeh, I am a licensed
attorney and real estate investor. I have designed the Attorney's Secrets to Investing in Tax Lien Certificates to teach you how
to safely invest in tax lien certificates.
Purchasing tax liens instruments from
county and municipal governments can provide you with very high and very
secure rates of return as high as 18%, 24% or even 1000% or more
per year. If performed correctly, investment in tax lien
instruments will far out pace stock market performance. The small handful of
investors, who know how to perform this process correctly, are using the power
of compounding interest to double their money every couple of
years.
How does this work? Well, unlike a stock market purchase, when you purchase a tax lien
certificate you need not worry about sudden changes in the market. Rather, you
become a lien holder with powerful legal rights. You will
either:
- earn a fixed and stated return on
each dollar invested or
- you can foreclose and take title
to the real estate backing the certificate.
Funds can be continually
re-circulated into the process for larger and larger returns. No matter how
well the stock market is doing, on average careful investment in tax lien
instruments will allow you to consistently out-perform the stock
market.
There is a catch: You
absolutely must know what you are doing! Don't worry, this product is designed to take you
through the investment process from start to finish. There is a solid emphasis
on reducing and managing risk. The vast majority of tax
lien certificate materials (which I have surveyed) seem to provide a general overview and gloss over the real details
of actually investing. I handle every issue head-on and then provide you
step-by-step proven solutions to make this work in the states covered in
manual. If your state does not offer tax lien certificates, then don't be
concerned. I have also included the most current, realistic, and precise
strategies on investing from another state.
Investing in tax lien certificates is
an area that is greatly influenced by state law and general legal rules.
I understand this process from numerous angles. I am not just an
investor with another book to sell. Rather, I am a licensed attorney and
former consulting professional who has seen many sides of the process.
First, as a successful investor, second as a real estate attorney, and third as a former business consultant to the Harris county property tax
office. I designed and wrote this course
myself and I stand ready to help you. If you have any questions or concerns
please call me at: 713-961-1134 or email me at taxenterprises@yahoo.com.
Why Is This Course Unique?
This course is different not only because it contains
straightforward legal and economic analysis, but because it uses
simple and well-established learning methods to help you learn the
material quickly and with a greater rate rate of
retention. One advantage you will find integrated
throughout this product is:
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1: Context-Based Learning
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1) Context-Based Learning allows you to learn
by DOING
not just reading or
listening!
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Context-Based Learning means that after you learn a
technique or rule you are asked to apply it in a slightly
different context. This reinforces your learning
process and ensures you can perform when it
counts. You will also find that throughout the
course I explain each critical process in many different
ways so that you are sure to learn it from all
angles.
I have also employed context-based learning to enable
you to learn from a real-world setting. Below is an
example found on page 56 of the course. It is used so that
you can obtain a first hand picture of the processes through
actual search screen results, rather than just reading
about dry theory.
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Actual Example Found on Page
56:
We now have a great deal of
information to work with. Let’s review each of
the areas included in our search result. Each number below
corresponds to the flagged citations above:
1. Property Number:
This once
again is the property account number. Notice that the
‘tax parcel number’ just below the property number is the
same. This
will be true in almost all states. If there is an
exception we will discuss it in the individual state
sections.
2.
Situs Address:
This is the physical address of the property. Remember when I
told you not to worry about trying to figure out the legal
description? That is
because...
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These techniques will allow
you to learn this material easier and faster than you may have
thought possible. Learning studies conducted by major
universities have supported the position that context-based
learning: 1) leads to greater confidence when presented with
real-life scenarios, 2) keeps the information entertaining
and fresh, and 3) allows you to apply the information in
numerous circumstance rather than just in the 'cookie cutter' format
you may have been taught previously.
Sadly, context-based learning
has not been used by many authors. I understand the material from
the standpoint of an attorney, a real estate investor, a government
consultant, and the student. Because I understand this process
from so many angles, I have been able to focus on delivering it to
you in the ideal form and most effective order
possible. I believe you deserve nothing less.
# 2:
An Easy-To-Follow Methodology
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2) A
Step-by-Step Methodology Ensures You Perform the Proper Steps
at the Right Time
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Unless you can put raw
facts and legal rules into a workable strategy they are
useless! I do not throw around information and
rules without first making sure that you have the big
picture. I also believe that technique is
everything. The timing of your decisions,
research, and analysis is critical.
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72:
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There are also times when
you must have a definite 'yes' or 'no'
answer. I believe in using simple yet precise
formulas (such as tax lien certificate loan-to-value
analysis and land value analysis) to help you in the
process. It's all part of a step-by-step methodology
that gives you tremendous efficiency and
certainty.
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Does crunching numbers bothers
you? Well don't worry, the formulas included (such as
the tax lien certificate value analysis) are very simple to
perform and take about 3 seconds to complete.
Nevertheless, the information you can derive from them is
priceless. You will learn to perform all of
these techniques, formulas and research steps in the exact order
needed to minimize research time yet derive the greatest
benefit.
# 3:
Plain English Legal Review of Each State's Processes, Fatal
Deadlines, Pitfalls and Traps
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3) Precise Review of the Favorable and Unfavorable Laws of
Each State...
in Plain
English!
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As an attorney, I am very
passionate about teaching you the 'good' and 'bad' parts of
this investment method. There is no such thing as a
perfect investment or a 'get rich quick' technique. If
you are looking for those types of promises then don't buy
any of the products I have created.
As a legal
professional, I believe a product must cover
almost every angle of the real estate investment
method: including economic issues, legal rules, risk
reduction, and asset protection issues. I have covered
the legal rules of each state in a precise manner, but I
have also not forgotten that some of you may not be
experts!
That is why
I use numerous examples, common sense explanations, and
diagrams whenever possible throughout the course. I
know that I understand the material, my job is to make sure
that you understand
it.
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Actual Example Found on Page
303:
For this section I have included 3
quick diagrams which illustrate some of the sale
opportunities that happen after the regular sale. These
are:
1) Assignment Purchase
Opportunity,
2) Resale (Tax Deed Purchases),
and
3) Left-Over Tax Deeds (after the
resale )
The diagram
below describes the first sale opportunity: 1) Assignment Purchase
Opportunity:
So as you can see the purchase
process lasts from October to June. The large
'double sided' arrow means that assignment purchase
opportunities are available after the regular sale in
October (Month 1) to the time of the statutory resale
which is usually in June (30 to 32 months) after the
regular
sale...
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If you do not understand
the picture diagram, don't worry since just below it you will find
another explanation. I always believe in summarizing
legal rules in many different ways. This particular rule
exists in Oklahoma and is one of the most confusing statutes
I have come across...so I created a simple diagram and explained in
several different ways.
What if you still don't
understand a rule? Don't worry it happens! My email address is
also included on every page of the product. If you
still don't understand an issue or rule you can email me and I will
get back to you. You will soon learn that when you purchase
the course I will provide you with unlimited email consulting.
While I am very busy, I still answer my office phone and respond
personally to emails. I do this because I want to remove
all barriers from your path. In fact, you can email me
for clarification for as long as you own this product!
# 4:
Complete Coverage of All Risk Issues and the Exact Research Steps
Required to Avoid Them
| 4) Extensive Coverage of Risk Issues and
the Exact
Steps Required to Minimize Risk
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I believe in complete
coverage of risk issues but I also know that for
these techniques to be effective you have to know when to
avoid risk and when to manage risk. While it's
very important to understand potential risk issues, it is
also absolutely important that you are given the
exact steps you must take to reduce your
risk.
My risk reduction techniques are
given to you in simple step-by-step tasks. I tell you
which county, state, and Federal
departments to access and exactly what to ask for. I
provide you with all the step-by-step tasks needed to
greatly reduce your risk...you need to only apply the
techniques.
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Reducing risk is a very
important aspect of any investment technique. I am amazed and
sometimes troubled when I review real estate courses which spend 80%
of the materials covering the positive aspects of the investment
technique yet they devote so little time to the negative aspects. To
me that is a fluff product and a waste of money and
time.
I always demand to know
what could go wrong and why. I want to know where the
pitfalls are, the unsettled areas of law, and the
drawbacks. I devote approximately 50% of this
tax lien certificate guide to risk issues and their avoidance.
If you want a technical, real-world, nuts and bolts product without
the marketing fluff then you will be very happy with this
product.
# 5:An
Action Plan to Guide You Through the Material In Precise Order
Thereby Maximizing Your Learning
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5) Detailed Action Plan to Guide You
Step-by-Step
Through the
Learning Process and Unlimited Email Consulting from Mr. Barazandeh
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An action plan will be
your guide through this course. I have taken the time to
carefully consider how and when you review
certain portions of the course. This is done to maximize
your education.
You will notice that the
course contains 4 hours of CD audio discussion
in addition to the written materials. The CD audio
material is not just a summary of the course book. Rather, it
is an advanced review of the materials found in the course
book. The action plan makes sure that you review
the right materials at the right time and takes
you through three practice sessions. These practice sessions
will allow you to test your knowledge and skills before
confronted with the 'real thing'.
The end result is
reinforcement of the materials you have read and a much higher
level of retention and understanding.
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Action Plan found
on the Inside Pocket of the Course Book:
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The real
challenge to investing in tax lien certificates comes when trying to
avoid the various state deadlines and hidden traps which can hinder
the inexperienced investor. My goal has always been to take my
students beyond the basics. You will find much detail in my
materials. I am determined to provide my customers the highest
levels of training and all the details I know. I can't forget
the empty feelings I felt when I purchased courses that delivered
far less than promised: I will break that cycle!
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Customer Comments:
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You saved me
thousands of dollars with your tidbit of information on
looking at the date of the cause number.
I
had already walked in to buy a struck off property with a a
"$1,600 lien". The property was worth $15,000
FMV (fair market value).. I couldn't run to the tax
office fast enough. But when I got there they told me
that taxes had accrued to > $4,000… The auction
date was recent but the judgment was old…after reading your course
I know to compare both when considering the property.
Your course
definitely
saved me a lot of time and
surprises...
Ben P.
San Antonio,
Texas
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The course really
takes you by the hand and gives you EVERYTHING you need
to know to go out and understand what is going on in these tax
auctions...
He has never
tried to up sell me on more expensive seminars or lectures,
but has rather always answered my email questions within a day
or 2 at no charge whatsoever...*
Ken
B.
Houston,
Texas
* NOTE:
Ken B purchased my Texas course.
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Here is a sample of
what I will cover for you in the written course book and
CD audio materials:
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An Overview of the Tax Lien
Certificate Investment Process: What Do You Really Need to
Know?
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What is the Difference
Between a Tax Lien and a Tax Deed? What are the Rights and
Responsibilities Associated with Each?
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What is the Psychology of
Investing in Tax Lien Certificates: What Do You Need To Know to Be
Successful?
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What Are the Primary
Benefits of Tax Lien Certificate Investing?
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How Do Counties Prepare for
the Tax Sale? What County Procedures are Used to Prepare for the
Sale? (state specifics are discussed in the state
sections)
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How is the Purchase Price of
Tax Liens is Generally Computed (state specifics are discussed
in the state sections)
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What are the Different Types
of Bidding Systems? (state specifics are discussed in the state
sections)
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Legal Rights of the Tax Lien
Certificate Purchaser (state specifics are discussed in the
state sections)
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How Do the Interest Rate and
Redemption Time Period Affect My Return on
Investment?
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What is Redemption and How
Does it Work?
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How Does the Delinquent
Taxpayer Redeem the Tax Certificate? (state specifics are
discussed in the state sections)
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What Happens if the
Delinquent Taxpayer Fails to Redeem?
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What are Liens and
Encumbrances?
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What is a Voluntary
Lien? What is an Involuntary Lien? What is an Automatic
Lien? How Can These Liens Affect Your Investment?
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History of Foreclosure and
What it Teaches Us Today
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What is the Legal Basis of
Foreclose? (...in plain English)
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The Basics of Lien Priority
and How to Determine the Priority of Liens
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What are the ABC's of
Investing in Tax Lien Certificates?
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How to Assess Your Most
Valuable Resource: Your Time
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How to Assess Your Capital:
Money
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What is the Best Way to Set
Goals When Investing in Tax Lien Certificates?
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The Best Way to Select
States for Investment
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When Should Foreclosure
Rules Affect Choice of Investment State?
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11 Criteria You Must
Consider Before Choosing a State to Invest in
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Targeting Counties According
to Size: The Rules You Must Follow
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5 Instances When You
Should NEVER Call Counties
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What County Officials Won't
Tell You
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The Side of Tax Lien
Certificates that County Officials Never See: Be
Warned!
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4 Things You Must
Know About County Employees Before You Make Contact
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19 Questions that You
Should Answer Before Considering An Investment State
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4 Questions You Should Never
Ask a County Official/Employee About Investing in Tax Lien
Certificates
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How To Obtain Tax Sale
Listings From a Variety of Sources
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How to Understand Tax Sale
Listings and the 3 Hidden Clues You Must Look
For
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The Truth About Accessed
Value and When to Use It
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How to Use the Large Auction
Environment to Your Advantage
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How to Filter Liens Using
the Barazandeh Methodä
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When Should You Invest in
Liens Secured by Residential Property
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How To Verify You Are
Looking at a Lien on a Residential Property
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What Are the Advantages and
Disadvantages of Liens Secured by Residential Property
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How to Navigate an Appraisal
District and Tax Assessor Online Search Capabilities
(contains actual Screen Shots)
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How to Determine if the Lien
Presents an Inadequate Security Risk?
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What is Land Value Analysis?
What Does the Formula Tell Us? What Are Its
Limitations? When Should You Pass on a Tax Lien
Certificate?
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How to Double-Check Your
Analysis of Land Value
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Sample Phone Scripts with
County Employees Relating to Land Value Analysis
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What 5 Areas Should
You Always Verify with the County?
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When is Internet Research
not Enough?
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What is the Loan-to-Value
Ratio Analysis and When Should it Be Used?
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What Loan-to-Value Ratio is
Acceptable? What Loan-to-Value Ratio is
Unacceptable?
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When Should You Use a
Realtor?
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15 Questions You MUST
ask a Realtor
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How to Work With a Realtor
When Out-of-State
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16 Key Questions You
Must Ask Yourself When Viewing a Property
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How to Invest From Anywhere
in the World: The Steps You Must Take to Reduce Risk
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What is 'Assignment
Purchasing'? (state specifics are discussed in the state
sections)
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What are 'County-Held'
Certificates? (state specifics are discussed in the state
sections)
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How Do You Determine What
Re-Sale Process is Available? (state specifics are discussed in
the state sections)
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Sample Phone Scripts with
County Employees Relating to Assignment Purchasing
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Subsequent Sales: The Truth
and Risks
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When Do Third Party and
Absentee Bidding Work for the Investor?
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What are the 11
Things You Must Know About Absentee and 3rd Party
Bidding?
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What Are the 5 Additional
Due Diligence Steps You Must Take If You Want to Purchase Tax
Liens From Out-of-State?
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What is the Most Important
Lesson You Can Learn About Appraisal Value?
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How Do You Register for a
Tax Certificate Auction? (state specifics are discussed in the
state sections)
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4 Things You Should
Deduce From Every Tax Sale Calendar of Events?
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What Documentation is Needed
To Bid at Tax Lien Certificate Auctions? (state specifics are
discussed in the state sections)
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Key strategies for:
Bid Up Auctions, Interest Bid Down Auctions, Share of Ownership
Auctions, and Rotational Bidding Auctions.
Due Diligence
and Risk Reduction:
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What is Due Diligence?
What is 'True' Risk Reduction?
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Which Liens Will Survive
Foreclosure of the Tax Lien? (state specifics are discussed in
the state sections)
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What Interests Will Survive
Tax Foreclosure? (state specifics are discussed in the state
sections)
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What is the 'Inadequate
Security' Scenario?
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What is an Easement in
General?
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What is an Easement
Appurtenant?
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What is an Easement in
Gross?
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What is a Land
Covenant? How Do You Check for Overly-Restrictive Land
Covenants?
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How Do You Search for
Easements? How Do You Know if an Easement is Public or
Private?
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What is a City
Restriction? How Can it Affect Your Investment?
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What are the Exact Steps
Required to Search for City Restrictions?
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What are Subsequent
Taxes? When Will Subsequent Taxes Harm Your Investment?
(state specifics are discussed in the state
sections)
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What are the Exact Steps
Required to Subsequent Taxes Restrictions? (state specifics are
discussed in the state sections)
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When Will Subsequent Taxes
Increase Your Profit? When will They Increase Your Costs?
What are the Exact Steps Required to Search for Subsequent
Taxes?
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What is a Federal Tax
Lien? What are the Exact Steps Required to Search for
Federal Tax Liens
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What Happens if You
Foreclose on a Property with an Existing Federal Tax
Lien?
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When Can the Federal Tax
Lien Undergo Redemption? What is the I.R.S. Policy on
Federal Tax Lien Redemption?
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What Happens When a Lender
Suffers Financial Difficulty?
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What are FDIC and RTC Held
Liens? Why Should You Avoid Purchasing FDIC and RTC Held
Liens. NOTE: 'FDIC' stands for Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation and 'RTC' stands for Resolution Trust
Corporation.
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What are the Exact Steps
Required to Avoid Buying FDIC and RTC held Liens?
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What is Environmental
Liability?
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How Do You Avoid the
'Owner/Operator Liability'?
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What is the Superfund Act
and What Does Section 42 U.S.C 9601 Mean to the Tax Lien
Certificate Investor?
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What is the False Lure of
Commercial Properties? What is a Phase I Environmental
Inspection? What is a Phase II Environmental
Inspection?
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What Are the Risk Issues
Associated with Commercial Property?
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What Must Every Tax Lien
Investor Know About Bankruptcy?
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Precise Legal Quick Facts
Review of Bankruptcy Law (...in Plain
English!)
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What Are the Goals of
Bankruptcy?
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What Are the Specific Steps
Required to Check for Bankruptcy?
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What is a 'Preferential
Transfer'? Who is the Bankruptcy Trustee? How Do You Avoid
the Risk of Bankruptcy?
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3 Things Every Tax
Lien Certificate Investor MUST know about
Bankruptcy!
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What is the 'Automatic
Stay'? Can the 'Automatic Stay' Be Lifted?
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How Do You Access Bankruptcy
Records?
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What Are the Exact Steps
Needed to Manage Bankruptcy Risk?
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What is Personal Liability
Protection?
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What is the Biggest Risk
Facing Investors Today?
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What is a 'Defacto Business
Entity'? What is a Formal Business Entity?
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What is a Corporation and
When Can It Assist You as a Tax Lien Investor?
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What is a Limited
Partnership? What is a Limited Liability Partnership?
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What is a Limited Liability
Company and When Should it Be Used by the Tax Lien
Investor?
Foreclosure
and Property Management
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What is the Foreclosure of a
Tax Lien? What does it mean legally?
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How Can 'Due Process of Law'
Affect Foreclosure of a Tax Lien?
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What Are the Hidden Traps
of Foreclosure?
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What are the Exact
Steps Required to Foreclose Your Tax Lien? (state specifics
are discussed in the state sections)
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How Does the Lien
Holder/Attorney Foreclosure Process Work? (state specifics are
discussed in the state sections)
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How Does the Lien
Holder/Administrative County Process Work? (state specifics are
discussed in the state sections)
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What is a Suit to Quiet
Title? What are the Exact Steps Required to Quiet
Title?
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When is a Suit to Quiet
Title Required for Tax Lien Properties? (state specifics
are discussed in the state sections)
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When is the Suit to Quiet
Title Not Required? What is the Cost of Suit to Quiet
Title?
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How Do You Select An
Attorney for Your Legal Matters? How do You Select an
Attorney for You Quiet Title Lawsuit?
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15 Questions You Must
Ask An Attorney?
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How Can You Make Money on
Your Tax Sale Property?
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How Do You Manage Tax Sale
Property? What is the First Thing You Must Do When
You Receive Your Tax Deed?
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How Do You Know When To
Handle Insurance? When Has Possession and Legal
Responsibility Passed?
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How Do You Handle Occupants
of the Property? How Do You Put Yourself in Possession? (state
specifics are discussed in the state sections)
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Legal Review of Ejectment
Actions: What is an Ejectment? What is an Unlawful
Detainer?
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Do You Need An Attorney to
Handle Ejectment? (state specifics are discussed in the state
sections)
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How Do You Sell Tax Sale
Acquired Property?
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What Are the 5 Key
Techniques Used By Investors to Profit From Tax Sale
Properties?
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What is a Quick Sale?
How To Price a Property Aggressively? How Do You Price a
Property for a Quick Sale?
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What is Creative Real
Estate? What are the Core Creative Real Estate Selling
Techniques?
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How Do You Manage Repairs on
a Tax Sale Property? How Do You Estimate
Repairs?
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Sample Repair Estimate Price
Sheet and Simple Techniques to Rank Repairs and Save Money
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Key Suggestions You Must
Follow Whenever You Hire a Contractor
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What are the 'Big 3'
Considerations When Choosing a Contractor?
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What are the Contractor's
Insurance, Bonding, and Licensing Requirements?
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13 Questions You Must
Ask a Contractor Before Hiring Them?
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What is Property
'Wholesaling'? How Does it Work?
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What Special
Considerations Exist for Tax Sale Acquired
Property?
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Sample Ads to Advertise a
Property for a Quick Sale
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How Do You Screen
'Wholesale' Buyers to Eliminate 'Time Wasters'?
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How Can You Tell Who is
Wasting Your Time and Who is Serious?
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What is a Lease Option? How
Does a Rental Credit Work in the Lease Option
Agreement?
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How Can a Lease Option
Reduce Rental Headaches?
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What 3 Clauses Must
Be Present in Every Lease Option Contract?
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What are the Key
Disadvantages of Lease Options?
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How Do You Avoid the
Equitable Mortgage?
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What is the Installment
Contract Sale Method? What are the Advantages and
Disadvantages of Using the Installment Contract?
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How Do You Rent the Tax Sale
Property?
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and much, much
more!
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Customer Comments:
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Darius,
I have to tell you this about your product: It is phenominal! I have bought the main
tax lien books and courses and yours gone so darn far beyond the current crop of tax
lien products there is nothing out there even close. I absolutely mean it.
Your step-by-step implementation plan was the only one I have ever seen in an REI coruse.
I am sure now everyone will include one. When I called your office you were courteous,
professional, and honest. Yours is a commercial grade course that is for serious investors.
I did this in Arizona once and made money, now I know I can do it anywhere.
Thanks for the excellent work and feel free to quote me!
John Wiesner
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Investing in tax lien
certificates can be done with part-time effort. You can
purchase liens even if they are not sold by your home state.
As an out-of-state investor you will need to follow the additional
due diligence techniques described in Chapter 5 of the
course, titled: Long Distance Investing. I will
show you how to make this work.
Currently there are 24 states
which offer tax lien certificates for sale. My course also
includes state-by-state detail and analysis on the following
19 states: (PLEASE NOTE: 5 states
were not included due to unfavorable laws, ambiguity of policy
and/or limited investment opportunities).
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To View Two Sample State-Specific Pages:
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Click Here>>
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Fully
Detailed State Law, Policy, and Investment Analysis Sections are
Included for the Following States:
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States Discussed in The Course
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review and instruction covering all aspects of the tax sale,
foreclosure, redemption, state-specific risk(s) and
more are provided on the following
states:
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| Alabama,
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Louisiana,
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| Arizona, |
Maryland, |
| Colorado, |
Mississippi, |
| Florida, |
Missouri, |
| Georgia, |
Montana, |
| Illinois, |
New Jersey, |
| Indiana, |
Oklahoma, |
| Iowa, |
Rhode Island, |
| Kentucky, |
South Dakota, |
| West Virginia |
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| NOTE:
The most frequent question
I receive involves purchasing liens as an out-of-state
investor. As indicated above: You can travel to the auction
site or purchase from your home. A full 'at home'
strategy is contained in Chapter 5 of the course,
titled: Long Distance
Investing.
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Lastly, I
realize no matter how well a course is written there will be times
that you need to speak to a real person and ask questions.
Although I mentioned this earlier, I think it is very important
to assure you that when you purchase this product I will answer your
questions via email for as long as you own the course.
I believe that
as a customer you deserve to speak with the author of the product at
anytime. In fact you can email me whenever you like.
Some people
choose to call me and talk to me personally even before
they purchase the course. In fact, if you
have any questions or concerns about this course or using these
techniques from your state then contact me.
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 The Attorney's Step-by-Step Guide: To
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certificates: finding liens, research and selection of
liens, purchasing liens, foreclosure of tax liens, risk avoidance,
selling tax sale properties and much more.
The Full Audio CD
Guidebook With 6 Hours of Detailed Instruction
- Important: The CD's
are not summaries! They test your understanding of the core concepts
presented in the course and expand your knowledge.
Includes 6 Audio CD's
with a total run time of approximately 4 hours.
Contains valuable insight from Mr. Barazandeh covering the
legal procedures associated with investing and his valuable
easy-to-follow research techniques. You should listen to
the CD's after reading each chapter of the course book.
The 19 State-by-State
Legal and Investment Analysis Sections -
A 170 page fully detailed
analysis of each investment state, the investment climate,
unfavorable laws, filing deadlines, foreclosure rules, tax sale
registration rules, and more. Every area of each investment
state is discussed and covered in full detail with specific
statutory references.
A Detailed 7 Page
Action Plan with Quick Start Discussion -
A simple and painless
step-by-step action plan designed to take you from education to
action by following our proven process.
The Action Plan includes
review questions and 3 practice sessions. It is your guide through
the entire process.
After you complete the
materials the Action Plan is NOT over! It will continue
to guide you through all of the required steps needed to make your
first purchase and track your liens.
Access to Our Online
Research Center - Our Tax Lien Research Center will allow you to consolidate
your county research into one place. There is no confusing
registration requirement and no passwords to lose or forget.
It is simple and designed to let you research your tax liens with
minimal hassle and maximum efficiency.
Email Support with
Author: Darius M. Barazandeh,
JD -
I think this is the most important element of any program. It
is designed to make sure you understand the materials, how to
implement them, and know which strategy will work best for your
region and your goals.
Warmest Regards,
Darius
M. Barazandeh, Attorney at Law/M.B.A.
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