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Whether you’re a tax sale investor or not, you probably haven’t heard of tax auction overages. They are being created every since time a tax auction occurs, and they now offer an even bigger opportunity to make money – 50% finder fees – than tax sale investing does. Here’s how to collect tax auction overages for 50% finder fees, right from your home office anywhere in the world.

1. Locate records of tax auction overages. You can do this by contacting the agencies that hold tax sale auctions. The information you’re looking for is a matter of public record, so the agency can’t legally refuse to give you the information.

2. Find the person who is due the tax auction overages. There are a lot of ways to go about doing this, both paid and unpaid. If you’re willing to spend money (and you should be), there are paid skip tracing sites on the internet that can help you locate the “claimant.” You can also use public free databases and social networking sites for free.

Sometimes you will need to locate someone that knows the claimant before you find the actual claimant. There’s a reason they don’t know about their money – it’s been hard for the agency holding the funds to find them!

3. Contact the owner. Let them know you have found money that belongs to them. Don’t tell them it’s from tax auction overages! Keep your sources secret.

4. Work with the owner on a contingency basis. By not charging them anything out of pocket, you make it easier for them to say “yes” to working with you – and in the end, like a lawyer winning a personal injury case, you are entitled to take a much bigger cut (contingent on the claim getting paid). 30-50%, to be exact. Unlike lawsuits, however, there isn’t nearly as much work involved.

This is, in a nutshell, how to collect tax auction overages for 50%. The best part is that you can work the entire business remotely, from your home office. Since you can find ways to do every aspect of the job without showing up in person, this means you can work this business even if you live in Australia or the UK (many people do). Because of the high number of foreclosures creating these overages, this is a golden time to learn this business and start making 50% finder fees.

By: Maggie Dawson

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There are various insurance policies that help pay for or totally cover the costs of home health care. Consumers are reminded to be very cautious when shopping, comparing and buying home health care insurance policies because coverage is often limited. Considering the limitations and loopholes that home health care insurance has, they may be more expensive than other insurance policies. Home health care may only be accounted for by comprehensive insurance policies with pay benefits for nursing homes, assisted living communities, and adult day care.

Types of Home Health Care Insurance

The different types of home health care insurance depend on each policy’s extent of coverage when paying for home health care services. Private insurance usually only pays for part of the home health care costs which include personal and hospice care. Managed care insurance plans may offer some help with home health care costs if the home health care provider is Medicare-certified, these plans also require hefty premiums.

There are also existing home care policies which actually pays for the excess amounts that your original insurance policy does not cover. These supplemental insurance policies cover additional payments on home medical equipment as well. Long-term care insurance cover most medical and nursing services including licensed home health care costs. They may even include personal care as well as services incurred for the upkeep and maintenance of the policyholder’s home. Long term care insurance is paid for in monthly installments based on the individual’s age and health conditions. Many times, the benefits may only be reaped after a pre-defined waiting period, or when the insurance company decides the financial assistance is actually necessary.

Originally, long term care insurance policies were intended to pay for a lengthy stay in a nursing home, yet because of the public demand and preference for home health care, a lot of long term care insurance policies now cover in-home services which may vary greatly according to plans. Considerations regarding pre-existing health conditions and prior hospitalizations usually limit the coverage of these insurance policies.

By: Kevin Stith

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