Hidden Real Estate Profits: Tax Liens, Tax Deeds & High-Yield Passive Income With Brian Seidensticker

Do you want to know how to invest in real estate without swinging a hammer or managing tenants? Discover how tax liens and tax deeds let investors generate passive income, high returns, and scale wealth without ever touching a property.

In this episode, hosts Cameron Christiansen and Anthony Faso explore the world of tax liens and tax deeds with Brian Seidensticker, co-founder of Last Best Partners.

Brian shares how this often misunderstood niche actually helps communities by funding critical services and revitalizing properties, all while providing investors with unique opportunities for both active and passive income. You’ll learn the differences between tax liens and deeds, how much capital is needed to get started, and the strategies that seasoned investors use to generate consistent returns.

Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just exploring passive income, this episode gives a rare inside look at scalable, low-barrier-entry real estate investments and how to leverage funds for maximum efficiency.

In This Episode:

– The surprising truth: tax investing helps communities

– Tax liens vs. deeds: what every investor must know

– How Brian got involved in this niche

– Real profits revealed: How investors make money

– Industry shake-up: Supreme Court decisions you need to know

– Capital, time, and education required to start in this niche

– DIY or fund? The smarter way to invest

– Collateral, risk, and scaling strategies

– How to get educated and take action

Resources:

Passive Income Operating System

Join the Infinite Wealth Study Group 

Check our Online Course 

Buy Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash 

Connect with Brian Seidensticker:

Websites – www.lastbestpartners.com and www.taxsaleresources.com

LinkedIn

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