S6, Episode 23 - My Adventure in Tax Liens

The Freedom Formula for Physicians | How Doctors Cut Debt & Slash Taxes | Business Of Medicine | Financial Education

I’ve been investing in tax liens for a year now and I’m really happy with the results I’ve been able to generate. I have a lot of ups and downs that I will share with you in this episode, so if you are interested in Tax Liens, listen to my adventure & maybe you can pick tips and lessons along my way.

In this episode, you will…

• Gain insight into my adventures in Tax Liens & Portfolio — Stock, Bonds, Mutual funds, and Land Business.
• What do I think about tax liens?
• Tax lien as an Investment?
• Listen to its Pros and Cons
• Listen to my experience for years doing Tax Liens
• The reason why I got into Tax liens? (Hint: You will gain knowledge from this topic)
• How do I do my land business?

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