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By Craig Johnson

Tax Lien Investing Explained

In many states you can buy the right to collect someone's tax debt and charge high interest, but proceed with caution.

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One specialized way to earn income off real estate without owning any is to buy a tax lien. Someone else's misfortune or bad planning could bring you a healthy return on investment. But there's a reason that tax lien investing stays niche. It carries a high risk and is complicated. If you value your time and energy highly, the work required to succ...
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