Those interested in real estate careers should jump all over a golden opportunity that is currently sizzling hot – recovering tax sale overages. There’s no telling how long this opportunity will be around, but the next couple of years are key for making serious money in the real estate industry without owning or selling property. Other real estate careers just can’t measure up.
If you’ve never even remotely heard of a tax sale overage recovery specialist, you’re in the majority – and this is why there’s so much potential income to be made. Most people, including former owners of tax sale properties, aren’t even aware that tax sale overages exist. These are the funds that are bid over the amount of taxes that are owed on a delinquent property, when the county finally gets around to auctioning it off.
These funds are frequently held for their non-paying owners to collect (it is their equity, after all). Most don’t realize it, for whatever reason – they’ve moved on, or just wanted to distance themselves as much as possible from the whole tax sale ordeal and assumed the government kept all the cash. What that means for people looking for real estate careers is that there is a TON of money to be made in finder’s fees for reconnecting these owners with their money.
Not only that, but these funds (and many other types of funds as well!) aren’t governed by state law, since they are usually created locally. That means no finder’s fee caps in most places, whereas state-held funds, like the ones you’d find on treasure hunt state websites, usually limit finder’s fees to around 10%. That means you can charge any finder’s fee you like (40-50% is pretty standard for the few folks who do this as a living).
As you can probably imagine, with foreclosures skyrocketing still to this day, and overages running into the tens of thousands of dollars, as far as real estate careers go, the earning potential here is pretty much unbeatable. 40% of a $10,000 overage is a nice $4,000 payday for the grand total of 8-10 hours of work most cases require. Now’s the time to get into this field, before the laws change.
So where to find records of these funds, and how to find their owners? Read the *free* Hooked On Overages “Insider’s Guide.” Visit http://Tax-Sale-Overages.com now. Or, take the *free* 5-day Video Training! Visit http://Overages-Training.com now.
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