Is the Tax Delinquent Blueprint legit?
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Investor · Pensacola, FL · Member since 2015 · 16 posts · 8 votes
2yQuote from @Adam Jones:
Quote from @Patricia Cote:
I bought the Tax Delinquent program. It was very detailed and probably will work very well. I wanted to do it because it reaches out to sellers that are behind in taxes and it gets their attention and they trust you so they reach out to you.
I didn't implement it because I didn't feel comfortable setting up an official government-looking website and letterhead, tell them you will send them money to pay their taxes, then tell them that you can't.
Patricia. Can you explain more about the bait and switch you are talking about? The pitch is they call looking for advice and then you tell them their three options. Cash Sale, list it, or ? They dont really tell you the third thing. Is this the third thing? we can pay for it then change the story? Any insight would be helpful.
I don't remember what the options are, since I stopped after they said that you tell them you will pay their taxes, submit it to your department to approve it, then tell them they're not approved. Of course, after you tell them that, you do keep trying to help them, and work out a deal that everyone is happy with in the end. But I couldn't get myself to do what I considered lying, to folks who are behind in their taxes.
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- Real Estate Consultant · Evergreen, CO · Member since 2018 · 1k+ posts · 735 votes2y
It would be interesting to see who or how many other gurus were using the same materials and then just repackaged it, rebranded it and found a way to monetize it.
- Denver, CO · Member since 2013 · 1 post · 0 votes2y
Quote from @Tom Frost:
I have been looking into different training programs for unique investment strategies and the Tax Delinquent Blueprint run by Jason Palliser is an interesting one I've come across. However, there is very little on the internet about the program except the content put out by Palliser. If anyone has gone through the program or knows someone who has I would love to hear their insight into it's value and whether it is worth the investment.
Hi Tom,
Did you decide to try the program? If so, what do you think of it?
- Investor · Pensacola, FL · Member since 2015 · 16 posts · 8 votes2y
I bought the Tax Delinquent program. It was very detailed and probably will work very well. I wanted to do it because it reaches out to sellers that are behind in taxes and it gets their attention and they trust you so they reach out to you.
I didn't implement it because I didn't feel comfortable setting up an official government-looking website and letterhead, tell them you will send them money to pay their taxes, then tell them that you can't.
- Member since 2024 · 4 posts · 1 vote2y
Quote from @Patricia Cote:
I bought the Tax Delinquent program. It was very detailed and probably will work very well. I wanted to do it because it reaches out to sellers that are behind in taxes and it gets their attention and they trust you so they reach out to you.
I didn't implement it because I didn't feel comfortable setting up an official government-looking website and letterhead, tell them you will send them money to pay their taxes, then tell them that you can't.
Patricia. Can you explain more about the bait and switch you are talking about? The pitch is they call looking for advice and then you tell them their three options. Cash Sale, list it, or ? They dont really tell you the third thing. Is this the third thing? we can pay for it then change the story? Any insight would be helpful.
- Investor · Pensacola, FL · Member since 2015 · 16 posts · 8 votes2y
Quote from @Adam Jones:
Quote from @Patricia Cote:
I bought the Tax Delinquent program. It was very detailed and probably will work very well. I wanted to do it because it reaches out to sellers that are behind in taxes and it gets their attention and they trust you so they reach out to you.
I didn't implement it because I didn't feel comfortable setting up an official government-looking website and letterhead, tell them you will send them money to pay their taxes, then tell them that you can't.
Patricia. Can you explain more about the bait and switch you are talking about? The pitch is they call looking for advice and then you tell them their three options. Cash Sale, list it, or ? They dont really tell you the third thing. Is this the third thing? we can pay for it then change the story? Any insight would be helpful.
I don't remember what the options are, since I stopped after they said that you tell them you will pay their taxes, submit it to your department to approve it, then tell them they're not approved. Of course, after you tell them that, you do keep trying to help them, and work out a deal that everyone is happy with in the end. But I couldn't get myself to do what I considered lying, to folks who are behind in their taxes.
- Investor · FL · Member since 2009 · 12 posts · 2 votes1y
There are several missing points here.
The number one rule to help homeowners that have missed payments on their property tax is to educate them on what the tax sale process is for their state and county. that is the first thing that each Tax advocate we set up is taught to do before they discuss any options with the homeowner.
secondly, we asked them what their situation is and how they gotten to this particular spot where they’re missing payments. This helps us understand what we try to help them do.
thirdly, depending on what county the property owner lives in. We also let them know that there are programs through the county and some areas that allow them to get on a payment plan.
and lastly, we have up to six different options to help the homeowners with their property tax bill. We can give them loan that they have to pay back. We can pay a portion of their back taxes provided they pay their taxes off in an agreed-upon timeframe to show our willingness to help. We have purchase and rent back options. Purchase and buyback options. And then a traditional purchase to help them unlock their equity before they lose their house.
we’ve been helping homeowners for years and the tax delinquent space and most of the time we don’t even end up buying their house. We lead with educating them first and then giving them options. And the feedback that we get from most homeowners is that it was refreshing that somebody educated them on the Tax sale process versus regular Real Estate Investor who just make offers to buy their house. I hope that gives you some clarity on how we approach helping homeowners. - Investor · FL · Member since 2009 · 12 posts · 2 votes1y
There are several missing points here.
The number one rule to help homeowners that have missed payments on their property tax is to educate them on what the tax sale process is for their state and county. that is the first thing that each Tax advocate we set up is taught to do before they discuss any options with the homeowner.
secondly, we asked them what their situation is and how they gotten to this particular spot where they’re missing payments. This helps us understand what we try to help them do.
thirdly, depending on what county the property owner lives in. We also let them know that there are programs through the county and some areas that allow them to get on a payment plan.
and lastly, we have up to six different options to help the homeowners with their property tax bill. We can give them loan that they have to pay back. We can pay a portion of their back taxes provided they pay their taxes off in an agreed-upon timeframe to show our willingness to help. We have purchase and rent back options. Purchase and buyback options. And then a traditional purchase to help them unlock their equity before they lose their house.
we’ve been helping homeowners for years and the tax delinquent space and most of the time we don’t even end up buying their house. We lead with educating them first and then giving them options. And the feedback that we get from most homeowners is that it was refreshing that somebody educated them on the Tax sale process versus regular Real Estate Investor who just make offers to buy their house. I hope that gives you some clarity on how we approach helping homeowners.- Real Estate Consultant · Evergreen, CO · Member since 2018 · 1k+ posts · 735 votes11mo
Quote from @Jason Palliser:
There are several missing points here.
The number one rule to help homeowners that have missed payments on their property tax is to educate them on what the tax sale process is for their state and county. that is the first thing that each Tax advocate we set up is taught to do before they discuss any options with the homeowner.
secondly, we asked them what their situation is and how they gotten to this particular spot where they’re missing payments. This helps us understand what we try to help them do.
thirdly, depending on what county the property owner lives in. We also let them know that there are programs through the county and some areas that allow them to get on a payment plan.
and lastly, we have up to six different options to help the homeowners with their property tax bill. We can give them loan that they have to pay back. We can pay a portion of their back taxes provided they pay their taxes off in an agreed-upon timeframe to show our willingness to help. We have purchase and rent back options. Purchase and buyback options. And then a traditional purchase to help them unlock their equity before they lose their house.
we’ve been helping homeowners for years and the tax delinquent space and most of the time we don’t even end up buying their house. We lead with educating them first and then giving them options. And the feedback that we get from most homeowners is that it was refreshing that somebody educated them on the Tax sale process versus regular Real Estate Investor who just make offers to buy their house. I hope that gives you some clarity on how we approach helping homeowners.Stop lying to people!!! That is the ONLY missing point. Cry harder boi
- Investor · FL · Member since 2009 · 12 posts · 2 votes11mo
Quote from @Nate Marshall:
Quote from @Jason Palliser:
There are several missing points here.
The number one rule to help homeowners that have missed payments on their property tax is to educate them on what the tax sale process is for their state and county. that is the first thing that each Tax advocate we set up is taught to do before they discuss any options with the homeowner.
secondly, we asked them what their situation is and how they gotten to this particular spot where they’re missing payments. This helps us understand what we try to help them do.
thirdly, depending on what county the property owner lives in. We also let them know that there are programs through the county and some areas that allow them to get on a payment plan.
and lastly, we have up to six different options to help the homeowners with their property tax bill. We can give them loan that they have to pay back. We can pay a portion of their back taxes provided they pay their taxes off in an agreed-upon timeframe to show our willingness to help. We have purchase and rent back options. Purchase and buyback options. And then a traditional purchase to help them unlock their equity before they lose their house.
we’ve been helping homeowners for years and the tax delinquent space and most of the time we don’t even end up buying their house. We lead with educating them first and then giving them options. And the feedback that we get from most homeowners is that it was refreshing that somebody educated them on the Tax sale process versus regular Real Estate Investor who just make offers to buy their house. I hope that gives you some clarity on how we approach helping homeowners.Stop lying to people!!! That is the ONLY missing point. Cry harder boi
- Investor · FL · Member since 2009 · 12 posts · 2 votes11mo
Quote from @Nate Marshall:
Quote from @Jason Palliser:
There are several missing points here.
The number one rule to help homeowners that have missed payments on their property tax is to educate them on what the tax sale process is for their state and county. that is the first thing that each Tax advocate we set up is taught to do before they discuss any options with the homeowner.
secondly, we asked them what their situation is and how they gotten to this particular spot where they’re missing payments. This helps us understand what we try to help them do.
thirdly, depending on what county the property owner lives in. We also let them know that there are programs through the county and some areas that allow them to get on a payment plan.
and lastly, we have up to six different options to help the homeowners with their property tax bill. We can give them loan that they have to pay back. We can pay a portion of their back taxes provided they pay their taxes off in an agreed-upon timeframe to show our willingness to help. We have purchase and rent back options. Purchase and buyback options. And then a traditional purchase to help them unlock their equity before they lose their house.
we’ve been helping homeowners for years and the tax delinquent space and most of the time we don’t even end up buying their house. We lead with educating them first and then giving them options. And the feedback that we get from most homeowners is that it was refreshing that somebody educated them on the Tax sale process versus regular Real Estate Investor who just make offers to buy their house. I hope that gives you some clarity on how we approach helping homeowners.Stop lying to people!!! That is the ONLY missing point. Cry harder boi
- Real Estate Consultant · Evergreen, CO · Member since 2018 · 1k+ posts · 735 votes11mo
Quote from @Jason Palliser:
Quote from @Nate Marshall:
Quote from @Jason Palliser:
There are several missing points here.
The number one rule to help homeowners that have missed payments on their property tax is to educate them on what the tax sale process is for their state and county. that is the first thing that each Tax advocate we set up is taught to do before they discuss any options with the homeowner.
secondly, we asked them what their situation is and how they gotten to this particular spot where they’re missing payments. This helps us understand what we try to help them do.
thirdly, depending on what county the property owner lives in. We also let them know that there are programs through the county and some areas that allow them to get on a payment plan.
and lastly, we have up to six different options to help the homeowners with their property tax bill. We can give them loan that they have to pay back. We can pay a portion of their back taxes provided they pay their taxes off in an agreed-upon timeframe to show our willingness to help. We have purchase and rent back options. Purchase and buyback options. And then a traditional purchase to help them unlock their equity before they lose their house.
we’ve been helping homeowners for years and the tax delinquent space and most of the time we don’t even end up buying their house. We lead with educating them first and then giving them options. And the feedback that we get from most homeowners is that it was refreshing that somebody educated them on the Tax sale process versus regular Real Estate Investor who just make offers to buy their house. I hope that gives you some clarity on how we approach helping homeowners.Stop lying to people!!! That is the ONLY missing point. Cry harder boi
You now have 8 posts. Just a shill. A nothing! A fraud!!
- Investor · FL · Member since 2009 · 12 posts · 2 votes11mo
Quote from @Nate Marshall:
Quote from @Jason Palliser:
Quote from @Nate Marshall:
Quote from @Jason Palliser:
There are several missing points here.
The number one rule to help homeowners that have missed payments on their property tax is to educate them on what the tax sale process is for their state and county. that is the first thing that each Tax advocate we set up is taught to do before they discuss any options with the homeowner.
secondly, we asked them what their situation is and how they gotten to this particular spot where they’re missing payments. This helps us understand what we try to help them do.
thirdly, depending on what county the property owner lives in. We also let them know that there are programs through the county and some areas that allow them to get on a payment plan.
and lastly, we have up to six different options to help the homeowners with their property tax bill. We can give them loan that they have to pay back. We can pay a portion of their back taxes provided they pay their taxes off in an agreed-upon timeframe to show our willingness to help. We have purchase and rent back options. Purchase and buyback options. And then a traditional purchase to help them unlock their equity before they lose their house.
we’ve been helping homeowners for years and the tax delinquent space and most of the time we don’t even end up buying their house. We lead with educating them first and then giving them options. And the feedback that we get from most homeowners is that it was refreshing that somebody educated them on the Tax sale process versus regular Real Estate Investor who just make offers to buy their house. I hope that gives you some clarity on how we approach helping homeowners.Stop lying to people!!! That is the ONLY missing point. Cry harder boi
You now have 8 posts. Just a shill. A nothing! A fraud!!
- Investor · FL · Member since 2009 · 12 posts · 2 votes11mo
Quote from @Nate Marshall:
Quote from @Jason Palliser:
Quote from @Nate Marshall:
Quote from @Jason Palliser:
There are several missing points here.
The number one rule to help homeowners that have missed payments on their property tax is to educate them on what the tax sale process is for their state and county. that is the first thing that each Tax advocate we set up is taught to do before they discuss any options with the homeowner.
secondly, we asked them what their situation is and how they gotten to this particular spot where they’re missing payments. This helps us understand what we try to help them do.
thirdly, depending on what county the property owner lives in. We also let them know that there are programs through the county and some areas that allow them to get on a payment plan.
and lastly, we have up to six different options to help the homeowners with their property tax bill. We can give them loan that they have to pay back. We can pay a portion of their back taxes provided they pay their taxes off in an agreed-upon timeframe to show our willingness to help. We have purchase and rent back options. Purchase and buyback options. And then a traditional purchase to help them unlock their equity before they lose their house.
we’ve been helping homeowners for years and the tax delinquent space and most of the time we don’t even end up buying their house. We lead with educating them first and then giving them options. And the feedback that we get from most homeowners is that it was refreshing that somebody educated them on the Tax sale process versus regular Real Estate Investor who just make offers to buy their house. I hope that gives you some clarity on how we approach helping homeowners.Stop lying to people!!! That is the ONLY missing point. Cry harder boi
You now have 8 posts. Just a shill. A nothing! A fraud!!
- Investor · FL · Member since 2009 · 12 posts · 2 votes11mo
Nate,
I’ll stand by my previous response and I am happy to do a zoom for you and show you some of what we do. Take my office up on the offer or not. We are easy to contact.
I have never spoken to or met you to my knowledge, so speaking to anything we’ve done for over 26 years is very interesting.
I’ve looked you up. Nice work from what I see by and large.
Again, all the best to you sincerely. Forgive me if I don’t respond again. I’ve never really been on this platform, but I had a new client ask me to review this. So I did.
- Real Estate Consultant · Evergreen, CO · Member since 2018 · 1k+ posts · 735 votes11mo
Quote from @Tom Frost:
I have been looking into different training programs for unique investment strategies and the Tax Delinquent Blueprint run by Jason Palliser is an interesting one I've come across. However, there is very little on the internet about the program except the content put out by Palliser. If anyone has gone through the program or knows someone who has I would love to hear their insight into it's value and whether it is worth the investment.
100% not legit. He is teaching fraud. Madoff would approve.
- Cincinnati, OH · Member since 2020 · 4k+ posts · 3k+ votes11mo
I love that this came back to the top, mainly since BiggerPockets does typically rank well on google results.
@Jason Palliser, I would be curious how many home owners you have helped stay in their house? While I will trust that you have good intentions, it appears based on this post, that you are selling this system to would be real estate investors. Presumably under the guise of being a way to make money from real estate.
I would imagine, most of your students are using this course in a way that does not align with any altruistic goals of helping "down on their luck" owners keep their houses, but rather in a way to try to access deals before they hit the market.
I am not faulting the system, if that is the play. My concern is what is coming across as a thinly veiled altruistic purpose, which is truly a way to understand your potential seller's pain points in order to capitalize on their misfortune in the most profitable way.
- Investor · FL · Member since 2009 · 12 posts · 2 votes11mo
Evan,
We literally start each conversation with… We try to help every homeowner we talk to whether we purchase their house or not. We also teach each client to lead with teaching the homeowner the rules for tax sale in their area as a foundation since most never read their paperwork.
We have multiple contracts in place as I reply for purchase lease back to homeowners.
We don’t just do wholesale deals. We are also in talk to execute on a fund that will help us do even more of these transactions when needed.
As far as client base goes from your question…. We have a mix of larger investors that want to do more of the above mentioned transactions and also people with 1 to 3 years experience (newer to REI) as well.
We also walk county employees through our process and some clients we set are getting direct referral from the counties when homeowners call in saying they can’t pay their taxes. They like that we don’t just have the “I’ll buy your house and move as the only option”.
Hope this helped.
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