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For more than 100 years, county governments have sold real estate tax liens to the public as a means of generating the cash flow lost from delinquent property taxes.  County governments in 25 states covering approximately 3000 counties auctioned off between $5 and $7 Billion of unpaid property tax certificates in 2005 alone! 

Tax liens are touted as one of the safest and highest yielding investments available in the market today.  For this reason institutional investors such as major banks, insurance companies and many Wall Street firms invest billions of dollars each year in tax liens because of their expectation of generating solid returns with limited risk to capital.

Now, individual investors have easy access to the world of tax lien investing through participation in the Lien Baron Tax Lien Fund.

The Lien Baron Tax Lien Fund utilizes an investment strategy providing returns for investors from two different sources.  First, interest and/or penalty income is generated through the redemption of tax liens and the accrued interest earned on the owned liens purchased by the fund.  Second, investors also profit by the sale of properties acquired by the fund through foreclosure.  This strategy is executed by a professional management team whose compensation is tied to the Fund’s overall performance, so it is in our best interest to provide you, the investor with the highest return possible.

These factors make the Lien Baron Tax Line Fund an attractive investment option for individuals seeking maximum capital appreciation with minimal risk and volatility.

 COUNTY GOVT ISSUED UNDER STATE LAW—Real estate tax liens are purchased directly from county governments.  Liens apply to all types of real property.  The Fund purchases the right to collect past due taxes – essentially stepping into the shoes of the government.  In most cases, the taxpayer will pay the overdue taxes to the county within the states predetermined redemption period in order to retain ownership of the property.  Once this occurs, the Fund will receive payment directly from the county for the complete lien purchase price plus the earned interest and/or penalty.  If the property owner does not redeem the lien within the period of time designated by the state, the investor may then proceed with foreclosure on the property, which has been pledged as security for the debt.  

“By stepping into the shoes of the government, you have a right to get the government’s interest and have the same rights over the property that the government would have” Joel Moskowitz, J.D., Author The 16% Solution

 “I hold a small portion of my assets in tax lien certificates instead of CDs.  I earn 16% per year on my money, which certainly beats the 5% the banks offer.” Robert Kiyosaki, Author Rich Dad Poor Dad

  • Tax Lien Fund

    • Lien Baron tax lien fund is open to new investors. For more information contact us.
    • To see some sample tax lien purchases please click here.
    • “I hold a small portion of my assets in tax lien certificates instead of CDs. I earn 16% per year on my money, which certainly beats the 5% the banks offer.” Robert Kiyosaki, Author Rich Dad Poor Dad
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