Saen Higgins can open your eyes to an investment that won’t fail

Aug. 25, 2011 - PRLog -- Despite the woes of Wall Street, there is one safe investment that offers both high yields and security.  Rates of 16 to 25% backed by state statute. They are called tax liens and deeds and one man is arguably the world’s leading expert: Saen Higgins.

Wall Street had its worst day since 2008 on August 8, 2011 and investors are starting to panic.  All three major U.S. stock indexes sank between 5% and 7%, pushing the Dow below 11,000 for the first time since last November and U.S. stocks have fallen 15% during the past two weeks.  Investors’ first reactions are to sell as fast as they can and question everything later so that they can avoid losing a significant amount of money.

People have made a fortune and lost a fortune from investing in stocks.  You can invest your money in a company that you sincerely believe will yield promising results, but when you invest in stock, the risks are always present.  The company could lose money because of poor management.  The company could lose money because of an industry turn down.  The company could even produce record profits but be caught up in an economic panic like today.  

Which is why peope, despite the low rates, invest in banks and treasuries.  

Of course there is an alternative.  One that offers a high yield of 16 to 25% with government backed security.  It is called a tax lien.  Saen Higgins is a tax lien expert who teaches investors how to get both a high rate of return coupled with security so they can sleep at night.

What exactly is a tax lien or a tax deed?  

If someone owns a home, they need to pay a property tax.  This property tax is used for the community services such as fire departments, law enforcements, schools, etc.  Because of the economy, people haven’t been able to pay because they’re already struggling to keep their heads above the water, which is where tax lien investing comes into play.  When someone buys a tax lien, they pay off someone else’s property tax and give that person a grace period of one to five years to pay them back, but with 16%-25% interest.  16%-25% interest on several hundred dollars is a lot of profit. And also, because tax liens are guaranteed by state statute, there’s no guessing game and praying every morning that the stock market will be in your favor.

Saen Higgins is a world-renowned property tax lien expert, motivational speaker and the best-selling author of Wealth Without Risk, now available on www.Amazon.com. For more information, please go to www.SaenHiggins.tv or www.HigginsNationalTaxSaleDirectory.com.