A Treasure HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT: Illinois Tax Liens – Ted Explains
A Treasure HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT: Illinois Tax Liens – Ted Explains
In this video, we’ll provide you with information about tax lien sales in Illinois. We’ll explain what a tax lien is and how it works, and we’ll share some resources with you that you can use to find out more about Illinois tax liens. https://tedthomas.com/ytl-27100/
Video Highlights:
🏦 Tax lien sales in Illinois involve the auctioning of delinquent properties by the treasurer.
📅 The auctions typically take place during the summer months, and each county has its own schedule.
🏠 Property owners have up to 30 months to redeem the tax lien by paying the back taxes and interest.
🤝 Any member of the public can participate in the auction, but registration and financial qualifications are required.
💰 The interest rates offered on tax liens are determined through a bid-down process, with the lowest rate winning the certificate.
Key moments in this episode:
0:00 Intro: Bid Down Process Overview
0:09 Meet Hosts: Sheldon & Ted Thomas
0:19 Q&A: Tax Liens in Illinois Unpacked
0:44 Q1: Tax Lien Sale in Illinois?
1:58 Tax Lien Auction Bidding 101
2:11 Q2: Frequency of Illinois Tax Lien Sales?
3:00 Q3: Post-Sale Property Owner’s Fate
4:41 Dive Into: Redemption Period
5:12 Q4: Eligibility for Illinois Tax Lien Sales?
6:08 Q5: Illinois Tax Lien Interest Rates
7:52 Q6: Costs of Buying Tax Liens?
9:16 Q7: Beginner’s Guide to Tax Lien Auctions
12:04 Closing Thoughts: Tax Lien Investing Essentials
12:39 Get a Free Gift from Ted
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Ted chose to teach Tax Lien Certificate and Tax Defaulted Property investing because it is Certain, Predictable, and Secure.
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Before investing in tax lien certificates or tax deeds, it is important to seek professional advice from attorneys, financial advisors, and CPAs. Whenever earnings are shown, it should be noted that the earnings reported are likely to be higher than the average student may achieve. Tax-defaulted real estate carries risks, and there is no financial guarantee offered or implied.
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27100 Tax Liens Illinois – DUO – with Sheldon
Hello, we discuss tax lien sales in Illinois and provides insights into the process, timing, redemption period, participation requirements, and interest rates associated with these sales. Don’t forget to get your Free Gift at https://tedthomas.com/FREE
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You said that if the homeowner doesn’t pay the tax within 30 months, the county auctions off the house to the highest bidder. My understanding is that after 30 months, the tax buyer can get an eviction order from the judge and the tax buyer then owns the home. Is this not correct?
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