Effective Tax Liens with RE Investor Hive


What are Tax Liens?

A real estate tax lien is a legal claim placed on a property by a government authority when the property owner fails to pay property taxes. It gives the government the right to collect the unpaid taxes by forcing the sale of the property or by selling the lien to investors.


How a Real Estate Tax Lien Works:

  1. A property owner fails to pay property taxes
  2. The local government places a lien on the property for the amount owed
  3. The lien becomes public record, clouding the title until paid off
  4. In many states, the government may sell the lien to investors at auction
  5. The investor pays the taxes on behalf of the owner and earns interest or penalties if/when the owner repays it
  6. If the owner doesn't pay within a set redemption period, the investor may be able to foreclose and take ownership


This is where RE Investor Hive truly stands out—our mobile app connects investors with government-issued tax lien opportunities, helping match them with the right deals for their investment goals.


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