If you’ve been thinking about investing in Florida Tax Deeds or if you’ve been wanting to improve your Florida Tax Deed investment strategy, this book is a must-read. In this guide, Florida attorney Natalia Ouellette will use her decade of experience with Tax Deeds to teach you: The origins of Tax Deeds and how delinquencies and other liens impact starting bid amounts. How to distinguish Tax Deeds from warranty, special, and quit claim deeds to better assess value. What liens survive and don’t survive a Tax Deed auction to accurately predict profitability in your flip or rental. How to master due diligence and overcome the competition. Why selecting the right title company partner keeps your title marketable and your reputation pristine.How to recover your costs and maybe even profit if your Tax Deed gets undone. And much more…
Florida is a haven for rental real estate investors. We have very landlord and property owner friendly statutes. We do not have state income taxes. We have an endless supply of tenants: 1) working age individuals moving down here for a growing job market, and
2) retirees looking to make our sunny heaven’s waiting room their last home. Perhaps this is why real estate law is a common 3rd, 4th, or 5th practice area for many lawyers here. What was missing was guidance on how to optimize operation and management of those rental properties once acquired. So, I’ve decided that in my fourth book, I would clear up a lot of the myths that exist about managing rental properties and also clear up the myths about leases, doing things yourself, and “low cost” solutions.
