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Reminder - Over the Counter
Investing 2006 -
Featuring Arizona Tax Liens at 16%
Hello Rogue Investors,
This is just a quick reminder that the
Over the Counter Teleseminar will be held this Sunday, March 26th.
Bryan and I will be talking about how you can invest in tax liens and
tax deeds through the mail. We just updated our Superlist of OTC
liens and deeds with brand new
liens
from all Arizona counties. Don't miss out on this opportunity to
obtain these liens while they are fresh.
From the comfort of your home and using
a few screening techniques, you can purchase these liens and earn the
full interest rate. In Arizona, the interest rate is 16%. There's no
auction and no bidding down with OTC investing - it is merely first
come, first serve.
I just went through one list today from
only one county that contains over 6,000 liens. As a special bonus, I
will show you how to do all of your research online using an Arizona
county as an example. You will get access to a special website with
all the information.
What else will you learn in the OTC
Teleseminar? I will go through the best OTC lien states and the best
OTC deed states. I will focus on screening techniques and problems to
avoid.
If you've been looking for a way to get
your feet wet without traveling or you feel like you live in an area
that is overly competitive, over the counter investing is for you.
Please sign up now by visiting:
http://www.rogueinvestor.com/tax_sale_lists_otc.html
or call us toll free at 866-465-3976.
What's coming up?
As promised, we will be sending out
more information on investing in Europe. We are still planning on
returning with a few Rogue Investors who are interested in a
fun-filled trip, as well as a great place to invest.
Furthermore, in my next newsletter I
will begin a three-part series on self-directed IRAs for real estate
investors. If you've been looking for a way to invest tax free or tax
deferred, get ready. Part 1 will focus on how to set up your own LLC
in Nevada. Part 2 will talk about IRA rules for real estate investors.
In part 3 we'll talk about using your LLC with your IRA for true
flexibility.
Regards,
Michael Williams
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