Question: I am from Australia and looking to start deed investing. I have some questions – maybe someone here can answer it. When purchasing a tax deed in let’s say TX – and it has a 6 month redemption period. What does that mean in practice? 1) Does it mean that you are entitled to vacant possession of the property immediately? Is the property vacant at the time of deed sale? 2) Does it mean that the (now previous) owners of the property get to stay in the property for the next 6 months until they either redeem or not? 2) Does it mean that you couldn’t make any changes to the property for the first 6 months in case they redeem? 3) If you had vacant possession and start renting the property out to another party and then the previous owner redeems what happens then?

Question: I am from Australia and looking to start deed investing. I have some questions – maybe someone here can answer it. When purchasing a tax deed in let’s say TX – and it has a 6 month redemption period. What does that mean in practice? 1) Does it mean that you are entitled to vacant possession of the property immediately? Is the property vacant at the time of deed sale? 2) Does it mean that the (now previous) owners of the property get to stay in the property for the next 6 months until they either redeem or not? 2) Does it mean that you couldn’t make any changes to the property for the first 6 months in case they redeem? 3) If you had vacant possession and start renting the property out to another party and then the previous owner redeems what happens then?

Vie DB: Hi Fabian Windrich, check out https://taxliencertificateschool.com/They have a whole lot of information on their page, video and deed book. Happy investing! 😀 Tax Lien Certificate and Tax Deed Training by Dustin Hahn | Tax Lien… taxliencertificateschool.com Fabian Windrich: Thanks Vie DB I’ll take a look Fabian Windrich: I’ve taken a look at this …
Question: If I go to the courthouse and buy a tax lien do I still have to participate in the auction and if I lose do I get my money back that I used for the tax lien?

Question: If I go to the courthouse and buy a tax lien do I still have to participate in the auction and if I lose do I get my money back that I used for the tax lien?

Will Dunaway: What do you mean “lose”? Curtis Remas: If I don’t get the house/properties that I mean by lose. Will Dunaway: It’s an auction, so if you “lose” u don’t pay what you bid. Curtis Remas: I get that but I’m talking about the money I buy the tax lien with. Will Dunaway: You …
Question: In tax deed states that have a redemption, can we buy the redemption rights from the original owner? seems that we are purchasing the equitable right of redemption which is real property. Also, it would be with a quitclaim deed or other special contract?

Question: In tax deed states that have a redemption, can we buy the redemption rights from the original owner? seems that we are purchasing the equitable right of redemption which is real property. Also, it would be with a quitclaim deed or other special contract?

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Question: Thinking that I need to buy a rental to off set the income I’ve made this year. I was thinking to buy cash my rental, fix property and take out a loan against the property. Would this help me for tax purposes? Any ideas how this would be structed? I was thinking to do this with a self directed IRA?

Question: Thinking that I need to buy a rental to off set the income I’ve made this year. I was thinking to buy cash my rental, fix property and take out a loan against the property. Would this help me for tax purposes? Any ideas how this would be structed? I was thinking to do this with a self directed IRA?

Jim Ingersoll: Yes, the depreciation and tax benefits will definitely help you regardless of your financing strategy. Rocky Vasquez: It’s my understanding that if funded with an IRA it must be an “arms-length” transaction. Rich Urban: Rental property will get you some tax breaks. Doing it within an IRA will not help though. Jason Bhattacharya: …