An investment company incorporated in Sheridan, Wyoming, USA
This is BLUEJAY MINDSET LLC.
What Does BLUEJAY MINDSET LLC Do?
BLUEJAY MINDSET is specialized in Tax Liens and Tax Deeds.
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listen@bluejaymindset.com
Phone: (+1) 307-222-3777
Registered Address
BLUEJAY MINDSET LLC 30 N Gould St Ste R Sheridan, WY 82801 USA
Thankful to the State of Wyoming
Every day I am thankful to the State of Wyoming to exist and for its ease to do business!
The motto of the State of Wyoming is : “The Equality State“.
I have incorporated BLUJAYMINDSET LLC on the 20th August 2019 in the great State of Wyoming.
BLUEJAY MINDSET LLC
My Story
After reading “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” from Robert Kyosaki, I have decided to invest in Tax Liens and Tax Deeds: both are excellent investments.
What is a Tax Lien?
A Tax Lien is an unpaid property tax certificate. When property taxes are not paid, the local county is depraved of this revenue (for the local schools, roads, etc). Thus the county allows to pay the property taxes in lieu of the owner in the exchange of a lien to the property: that is the Tax Lien.
What is a Tax Deed?
When a Tax Lien is unpaid for more than 2 years (and the taxes are still unpaid by the owner of property) a Tax Deed can be initiated: it is the liquidation of the property (to pay the arrears).
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FAQ
They are! The counties can get the revenue that they need to continue to serve their communities. Without this: there would be a hole in the budget of the local county.
They are! Either the owner of the property settles his/her tax arrears, either his/her property is brought back to the market.
While every investment has a risk component, the Tax Liens and Tax Deeds investor can be rewarded with yearly interests up to 18%.
Yes they are: from the counties of the State of Florida.