This investment opportunity was closed out to investors effective May 17th, 2010.
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Why Invest in Unique Property Tax Liens?
Investing in tax liens and deeds is a proven way to earn fixed annual returns of up to 12.375%, with the opportunity to profit from windfall bonuses. Contact Commercial Equity Partners, Ltd. to learn more about investing in tax liens and deeds purchased in select U.S. states.
For more details, call us toll-free at 866.966.0099 or Click Here.
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Each year, millions of homeowners and land owners fail to pay their property taxes, leaving the local government short on funds. At CEP, we work with other investors to help bail out county and city governments by purchasing property tax liens and deeds.
What is a Property Tax Lien or Deed?
In most states, if a homeowner or commercial property owner fails to pay property taxes, the county will issue a tax lien on that property. The local government may then sell the lien at auction to obtain the necessary tax revenue it needs to continue providing services to its constituents.
What does a tax lien certificate look like? Click Here
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Benefits of Investing in a Tax Lien Purchase:
- No Fees: A tax lien purchase is a "no load investment", meaning no fees are charged to invest.
- High Fixed Yield: You'll enjoy much more generous annual returns than standard bank rates, compounded monthly for a higher APY.
- Windfall Profit Sharing: Whenever a property is foreclosed, the investors in the fund (Platinum) will receive a significant portion of the profits when it's sold.
- Institutional Investors: Real Estate Tax Liens are included in the investment portfolios of major banks and brokerage houses, who then pay you a 3% return.
- Security: All of our tax liens are secured by real property with an assessed value of 10 to 100 times the amount of the lien. The liens have been issued by county and city governments for non-payment of property taxes. Under state law, the liens take priority over mortgages, HOA fees, and mechanical liens, giving them a strong, secured position.
- Fixed Principal: Unlike stocks and bonds, the principal value of tax lien investments does not vary.
To see the type of properties for which we purchase liens, and to determine the value versus the cost, click here.
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In the sagging real estate market, tax defaults continue to skyrocket, resulting in more liens than any other period in history. While this is a tough time for many, it also creates an unprecedented opportunity to invest in high-yielding tax lien certificates with a minimum of risk.
Why Invest in Tax Liens?
Savvy investors have been profiting from tax liens for years. Below are just a few of the benefits:
Superior Returns: The rate of return on a tax lien can be much higher than stocks, bonds, and other investments.
Low Risk: Because they hold a high equity position of 85% or more, tax liens are far safer than other types of investments. State government laws ensure a guaranteed rate of interest. In the event that a foreclosure is necessary, those same laws provide us with the right to seize the property and receive a clear title.
Potential for Windfall Profits: Although the majority of tax liens are redeemed before a property is foreclosed, there are cases when the lien is not paid off with interest and fees. In this scenario, we can potentially foreclose on the property, paying off any outstanding taxes. This windfall can allow us to obtain a property at up to 90% below market value, passing the benefits onto investors like you!
Where Do We Buy Tax Liens & Deeds?
Currently, we purchase liens in the states of Delaware, Illinois, Maryland, Washington D.C., Texas, and Georgia. Within the next year, we will obtain liens in California, Arizona, Florida, Arkansas, Connecticut, New Jersey, and Massachusetts.
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