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One aspect of Tax Lien investing that many investors are not familiar with is how the redemption period passes on liens that weren’t bought at the auction. The redemption period on a Tax Lien is the time a property owner has to pay the delinquent amount before the lien holder can exercise foreclosure rights. The redemption period in most counties ranges from 6 months to 4 years. This means that if you buy a lien from the county auction, the redemption period is the time in which the property owner can pay the delinquent taxes to have the lien removed. If the property fails to pay, the lien that you hold gives you the right to initiate the foreclosure process. The redemption period on a Tax Lien continues to pass whether the lien is bought at the sale or not. Why is this important? Because it is possible to buy liens directly from the county that are already eligible for foreclosure. Never before have there been so many opportunities for Tax Lien investors. The internet has revolutionized Tax Lien investing. What used to require extensive travel and onsite research in county records offices can now be done in just a few minutes online. You’re getting started at what is the most opportunity rich period of time in American history.