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 Mitch Goldstein | Coach Mitch | December 28th, 2007Coach Mitch’s REFLECTIONSProperty values are highIn the last decade, in the northeast, south, southwest, west and other areas of the country, property has become very valuable. These days it is likely that a higher percentage of property owners will find a way to pay off a tax lien on their property. Loans are availableEven with stricter guidelines, banks are . . . Read More: Current tax sale trends. Post 67 Mitch Goldstein | Coach Mitch | December 26th, 2007
Bangor Savings Bank forecloses on Ford dealershipThe Ellsworth American December 20, 2007 by Jennifer Osborn ELLSWORTH, MAINE: Bangor Savings Bank filed a six-count complaint in Ellsworth District Court Dec. 7 alleging that Dave Gould has failed to honor three notes totaling nearly $1.7 million. The bank also requests that the court determine the priority of other parties that have placed liens on the property and issue a judgment of foreclosure . . . Read More: Tax delinquent property tax liens are 1st in line. Post 66 Mitch Goldstein | Coach Mitch | December 25th, 2007Steamboat Pilot & Today Steamboat, Colorado December 23, 2007 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE AT TAX LIEN SALE AND OF APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF TREASURER’S DEED FILE 1291 TO Every person in Actual Possession or Occupancy of the hereinafter Described Land, Lot or Premises, and to the Person in Whose Name the same was Taxed or Specially Assessed, and to all Persons having a Interest or Title . . . Read More: Understanding the Legal Notice for tax delinquent property. Post 65 Mitch Goldstein | Coach Mitch | December 24th, 2007Farm workers cemetery being neglected, some sayThe Arizona Republic Dec. 19, 2007 Edythe Jensen A 90-year-old cemetery for Hispanic farm workers, surrounded by the Fulton Ranch development, is being neglected in what preservationists worry is an attempt to justify moving the graves off valuable land. The home builder doesn’t own the cemetery, but investors who bought it following a tax auction have told volunteer caretakers to stay out. Shearer said it’s . . . Read More: Tax delinquent property investing requires due dilegence – it really matters! Post 64 Mitch Goldstein | Coach Mitch | December 19th, 2007Tax lien returns not worth the hassleThe Oklahoman December 17, 2007 Dave Ramsey DEAR DAVE • My father owns a lot in town and recently received a notice that there is a property tax lien against it. Are any of the penalties associated with this lien negotiable? Also, someone was telling me that people can actually invest in tax liens. Is this true? Louis DEAR LOUIS • I’ve never heard of . . . Read More: When opining about tax liens, financial counselors sometimes get it wrong. Post 63 Mitch Goldstein | Coach Mitch | December 17th, 2007Ichud colony to apply yearly for exemptionTimes Herald-Record Middletown, NY December 15, 2007 By Nathan Mayberg MONTICELLO – Sullivan County, the Town of Thompson and Monticello School District have agreed to allow the Ichud Bungalow Colony in Thompson to apply for a tax exemption each year. That is a lot different than the 2006 agreement, which would have given Ichud a perpetual tax exemption on its property, $50,000 less in annual . . . Read More: Tax liens, money and politics – a lethal combination! Post 62 Mitch Goldstein | Coach Mitch | December 17th, 2007Tax lien auctionedHerald-Star Steubenville, OH December 17, 2007 By Michael D. McEleain NEW CUMBERLAND - According to Liz Fahey, chief tax deputy for Hancock County, an auction on the tax lien for Rosemont Manor was conducted, and the lien was purchased by Loraine Barberino and Tamara Semer, who reside in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. “There were several interested bidders for that particular piece of property,” Fahey said. When the bidding ended, . . . Read More: In this county you can get tax delinquent property for “pennies on the dollar”! Post 61 Mitch Goldstein | Coach Mitch | December 7th, 2007County to sell off taxes dueTHE ENQUIRER 12/03/07 Cincinnati, Ohio By Jessica Brown Property owners would pay tax, interest to debt collectorsBehind on your property taxes? Get ready for calls from a collection agency. Hamilton County property owners owe more than $60 million in delinquent taxes. Starting next year, for the first time, some of those people will get a letter in the mail saying that if they don’t . . . Read More: County makes tax delinquents pay even more! Post 60 |
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