Free and Clear System

**Baby Boy** · 04-25-06, 09:46 PM

Sounds like a get-rich-quick scheme but then again, it may sort of be a bonus. Can somebody tell me if its any good or not if you've tried it.

I am thinking about giving it a shot. But like I said, sounds too good to be true. If you don't know what it is, let me briefly explain.

You pay $39.95 for the system, basically its an how-to guide (series) of catalogs/books. It'll teach you some basics on how to find tax lien houses and how to purchase them and sell them for huge and large profits.

I may try it and if it really works, will give everybody a briefing. The real estate industry is huge now-a-days so it should kind of be a big fix. Plus, think about it, instead of trying to hustle your way around selling houses in your community, you can also do it online.

One more thing I think will work is that once you pay the tax lien, you OWN the house. You can either move in or you can rent it out or even sell it. So yeah, it should be something profitable and it comes with some other great packages.

What does everybody think, reality or get-rich-quick scheme?

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RonJr · 04-25-06, 10:07 PM

I think it's reality. I've heard that if someone doesn't pay the taxes on their house somebody else could pay them and then own the house. I don't know how true that is word for word but it's somewhere along those lines.

Edit:
If your really interested in real estate, Carlton Sheets has tons of good info.

SophMedia · 04-26-06, 12:33 AM

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Originally Posted by RonJr

I think it's reality. I've heard that if someone doesn't pay the taxes on their house somebody else could pay them and then own the house. I don't know how true that is word for word but it's somewhere along those lines.

Edit:
If your really interested in real estate, Carlton Sheets has tons of good info.

Slightly like that. Basically (in Arizona anyways) if someone doesn't pay their taxes you can by a tax lien for a certain amount. If the person pays those taxes in the next 3 years you recieve a return of 16% (hence a lot of people refer to this as something like the "16% solution"). If after 3 years (again in Arizona, but relatively the same in most states) they don't pay their taxes you can goto court. But be ready to pay the debt they owe as well as fight liens that may be on the property.

I'm personally not a fan of the "Real Estate" bs that has seem to sprung up recently. I feel that a lot of it is rather unethical and I do enjoy actually working for my money...

**Baby Boy** · 04-26-06, 12:05 PM

Yeah, it sounds slightly like a hassle but all in all, if everything goes well I'll give it a try.

Plus, Robert, you said you like to work for your money. Trying to sell a house is working so technically you are "working for your money." Think money/tax management, online/offline marketing and so much more.

evanmit · 04-26-06, 07:24 PM

ummm...if the profits are so huge and the system works so well, why are they charging $39.95 for the information (surely they dont need that money!)