Unlock Your Financial Potential: Learn How to Earn 16% Returns with Tax Lien Certificates in a Low-Interest Economy.

Andrew W Geiss Jr: As advertised

United States on Aug 01, 2023

Amazon Customer: A good book for beginners in that step-by-step general methods are explained.

Good for the experienced lien investor in that a state by state overview is provided in the second one half of the book for states offering 16% or mote.

Good information on environmental issues, protection, and what to look for in properties r
That may have environmental issues but the author does point out that with rare exceptions, you should not have any issues with residential properties, mainly commercia.

United States on Dec 27, 2020

Amazon Customer: Great Book and fast Shipping !

Canada on May 12, 2020

Moisés Brandão.: Muito explicativo e preciso em suas abordagem,ótimo conteúdo e um exelente nicho de mercado...

Brazil on Mar 13, 2019

Bruno Bosquê Marques da Costa: The 16% Solution book provides a very good overview about Tax Lien Certificates on U.S states, I recommend, very good

Brazil on May 07, 2017

Amazon Customer: great read

Canada on Apr 18, 2017

Amazon Customer: Quality book

United Kingdom on Nov 10, 2015

Jack The Dreamer: I would recommend this book to the person who will actually go out there and do it.

I first read about the book from Kiyosaki's Rich Dad, Poor Dad series and thought it was worth a look. I ordered it off Amazon. The book is definitely worth the time, though maybe not the money. It's a very quick read for a very quick idea. Moskowitz gives you the quick and skinny right off the bat, in very simple terms, and with no fluff, that's why the book is so short at roughly 150 pages. He gives you the ideas, with pros and cons, and some examples from his experience.

After I finished the book, I went to my local town hall/court house and asked about tax liens and they pointed me in the right direction. I also noticed, after reading Moskowitz's book, that the free local paper has tons of information about local houses in the county that have tax liens, if you're lucky, the houses will have the address next to their owner's names. If not, it could be a lot number, like how Moskowitz describes in the book.

Overall, a very good book. I highly recommend it :) and good luck!

United States on Jan 24, 2014

StormanNorman: Prior to purchasing the "Second Edition" of "The 16% Solution" I had read a number of other books/materials and had a small amount of training. I had also just finished diving headlong into tax lien certificate investing by purchasing 37 tax certificates the week before. I purchased the 16% Solution in hopes I would learn more of the "secrets" of investing in this manner. Though I do feel I picked up a few bits of new information, and though I did enjoy the book over all, I was slightly disappointed to find out that almost 50% of this book is made up of appendices describing numerous state statutes & processes pertaining to tax certificates. By the time I finished reading/scanning that data I had the feeling, wrong or right as it may be, the author had included this information as a way to "fluff" up the book length. Summarizing, if I had never read a book on tax lien investing before then this would probably be a great book to read. However, I don't believe I would recommend it to anyone who has much knowledge or experience along these lines.

United States on Mar 03, 2011

Kenneth Burns: Well if you've found your way to this area you're looking for an answer to the question; Is this real? Well it's real and this is a good book to get answers to many of your questions regarding Tax-Line investing. I will warn you now though that much of the information is dated but the general premise is really good info.

Good luck, I hope you decide not to join us after you read the book. (smile)

Follow-up; I first entered comments on this book back in 2001, in 2007 I still believe this book is an EXCELLENT primer on teaching you about Tax Lien Certificates (TLC). Since my originally finding this book and commenting I see that a lot more people are finding this book and some of the comments are scathing.

Here's a follow-up, this book tell you how to do it. You have to go do the work. An experience that we had has taught a lesson regarding TLC's. You should use these as the illiquid part of your investment portfolio. Recently, we received payment for a TLC purchased in 2001. Now, the payout was quite significant but it took 64 months to get it back. The day after we bought the TLC the company filed for bankruptcy protection. The good news as the book explains;...

United States on Jun 27, 2001