"Tax Lien Certificates: The Safe Alternative To The Stock Market" Kindle Book

East Stroudsburg, PA, July 25, 2012 --(PR.com)-- There are a few real estate experts that travel the world singing the praises of investing in U.S. tax lien certificates and tax deeds. This has been a secret of wealthy Americans for decades. The wealthy have been using tax lien investing as a way to get double digit returns on their money without the risk of the stock market. And they've been picking up properties dirt cheap at tax deed sales, and either selling them for a nice profit, or building their wealth even more by holding on to these properties and renting them.

But some of these "gurus" make it sound a little too easy, so what is the truth about tax lien investing?

There is one expert out there who is telling the truth about tax lien investing and exposing it for what it is, not a way to get properties for pennies on the dollar, but a way that you can invest your money safely without having to worry about another stock market crash. Joanne Musa, better known online as the Tax Lien Lady is America's most trusted authority on tax lien and tax deed investing. She's put together a booklet that will tell you what you need to need to know about tax lien investing and help you determine if it's right for you.

In this booklet you'll learn the 5 steps to investing in profitable tax lien and the 6 things that you need to know before you invest. Other experts only talk about 3 of these at most: the redemption period, the interest rate and bidding procedures. But there are 3 other things that you have to know about before you buy a tax lien that could cost you money if you don't know about them. These 3 things have to do with state laws and county procedures and they're almost never mentioned by the other experts.

But that's not all, you'll also learn about 7 advanced strategies for making money from delinquent properties. These strategies include ways to increase your profit from tax liens and profit faster from redeemable tax deeds. If you've been thinking about tax lien investing, or you just want to know if this is something you can do or not, you'll want to pick up this easy to read Kindle booklet from Amazon.