Tax Lien Judicial Foreclosure
Butler Evans Education

Tax Lien Judicial Foreclosure

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Downloadable video (One hour, 13 minutes) or live online class (1.5 hours, when available.) Choose one.  Model Complaint form included.

Alabama tax lien investors are allowed to judicially foreclose their liens and obtain good and marketable title from the court.  Parties with redemption rights can still redeem during the foreclosure lawsuit, but must also pay costs and legal fees. If nobody redeems, the judge forecloses the investor's lien, signs a quiet title order (plus an ejectment order, if requested) and orders the court clerk to issue a clerk's deed to the investor. Outsiders do NOT get a chance to bid on the property. There is no public auction or sale. 

Class covers most important concepts regarding process, time and expenses, plus roadblocks that can be avoided with planning. Model Complaint form included.


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William Gunter
Great instructor

I've learned a lot from several of Denise's classes. She is very knowledgeable in her field and can break things down so I could understand it.

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Antonio Espinoza
to be continued . . . .

Can relevant facts, holdings & elements of Tyler v. Hennepin County be applied to Alabama Tax Sales? The opening term of the most conservative Supreme Court in a generation was supposed to bring an eruption of pent-up ideological rage. However, the Supreme Court defies critics with wave of unanimous decisions such as it did in fascinating case of Tyler v. Hennepin County.
Tyler filed a putative class action against Hennepin County arguing that the County had unconstitutionally retained the excess value of her home above her tax debt in violation of the Takings Clause of the Fifth Amendment and the Excessive Fines Clause of the Eighth Amendment. On May 25, 2023, the Supreme Court unanimously reversed the Eighth Circuit's decision. The Court held that Tyler had stated a claim under the Takings Clause, it did not reach the question of whether Hennepin County's practice constituted a fine within the meaning of the Excessive Fines Clause

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Matthew Thelen
Tax Lien Judicial Foreclosure

I greatly enjoyed the course. Ms. Denise was super knowledgeable in all facets of this process. I look forward to utilizing the information that I learned in our future real estate investing.

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Ryan M.
clear and concise information

I'm a beginner in tax investing, and I greatly appreciate how thorough Denise was in explaining the judicial process. It left me with a clear understanding of my next steps!

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Antonio Espinoza
Great class with useful information

The course packed a lot of information. Denise did a great job explaining and simplifying concepts about Tax Lien Judicial Foreclosure in a very clear way. I really enjoyed the course because it was extremely informative, helpful and Denise made it easy to follow. I would highly recommend this course to others