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DTR Lists
So I was requesting the Delinquent Tax Roll Lists for (Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach) I just want to make sure this is the proper place for each Sent an email for Palm Beach County at: https://pbcpao.gov/departments/public_services.htm Sent an email for Miami Dade County at: https://www.miamidadepa.gov/pa/contact/public-records-requests.page and https://mdctaxcollector.gov/ There is a $30 List for Broward County: https://bcpa.net/ | https://web.bcpa.net/InfoBroward/ProductMenu.asp But I am unsure if the Broward one is correct, can someone let me know if I am right?
1 like • Mar 25
@Phillip Thai @Rob Lee
0 likes • Mar 30
@Christina Sanchez @Phillip Thai @Rob Lee
🚨 This is for my Curative Investor Community — Read This Carefully.
I don't do this often. But when the opportunity is this good, I'd rather share it with my own community first before anyone else. Here's the deal. Robert and I are actively raising capital for our Curative Investment Club. We're acquiring tax-delinquent, messy title properties across Texas at 20–30% of market value, resolving the title issues to national underwriter standards, and reselling to fix and flippers and landlords at market value. You already know the strategy. You've been learning it right here in this community. Now here's your chance to earn from it while you learn it. 💰 For Those Ready to Deploy Capital Here's exactly what you get as a club member: ✅ 15% target annual return ✅ We pay your 3% investor fee — at the end of the commitment ✅ 1-year commitment with 2–9 month average hold per deal ✅ Full transparency on every deal we acquire ✅ Front-row seat to watch the curative investing process in real time on live deals ✅ $25,000 minimum to participate You're not just earning. You're getting a live education on every single deal we do together — so that when you're ready to go out and do this yourself, you already know exactly how it works. Learn it. Earn from it. Then own it. 🤝 For Those Who Know Someone With Capital Don't have $25,000 right now? That's okay. This one's still for you. If you refer someone in your network — a private lender, a passive investor, a friend sitting on capital that isn't working hard enough — and they invest with us, we'll take care of you. Here's what referring looks like: 🔹 You connect us with someone who has $25,000 or more to invest 🔹 They join the club and commit their capital 🔹 You earn a referral fee once the investor commits their full funds You built the relationship. You should be rewarded for it. This community is full of people who know other investors, lenders, and entrepreneurs. Think about who in your network has been complaining about low returns, sitting on cash, or looking for a smarter place to put their money. That conversation could be worth real money to you.
🚨 This is for my Curative Investor Community — Read This Carefully.
1 like • Mar 25
@Brandy Pollack
Data Question
Currently, our Montgomery County dataset does not include last payment date or property assessed/market value. I have been manually looking up each property using its tax ID on the county tax assessor website. I’m wondering if there’s a way to streamline this process. Specifically: 1. Is there a way to programmatically pull last payment dates, delinquency length, or the value by which the property is being assessed? 2. Is there another dataset we could link to ours that includes assessed or market values for these properties, so we don’t have to do manual lookups? Any suggestions on existing datasets or tools to streamline this would be very helpful!
Data Question
1 like • Mar 11
@Rob Lee I am starting to compile the arsenal of what needs to be done and I will definitely work on automating this process and I can get back to everyone with some good news!
Identity Transformation
Hey VIP members... What was your biggest takeaway from our Identity Workshop today? Very interested in your reflections after today's discussion. Really appreciate you all showing up and engaging!
2 likes • Mar 4
@Rob Lee 1- Strengthening the Trust and breaking down barrier between the person on the phone about the legitimacy of the business, 2- The idea of not needing to overshare and gathering as much info as possible without any binding promises as you mentioned "it takes a lot of time and effort to even send 1 to underwriting" so we need to make sure we are not wasting anyone's time 3- Giving free heads up to people is a nice entry point as we are problem solvers at the end of the day 4- The identity statement though appearing at start to not be something that people really give importance to but that is how billionaire become billionaires
Week 2: Q/A + Identity Statement Check-In (VIP)
The VIP call recording can be found HERE Key Takeaways We walked through a live sales role-play covering the full acquisition call flow — from voicemail to creating urgency to framing the JV offer. Remember: always be in search and recon mode. You're Columbo, not a consultant. Ask questions, label the elephant, and let them tell you their problems before you offer solutions. Be the hot chick — take it or leave it energy. Identity Statement We did the left side / right side exercise. You wrote your negatives, flipped them to empowering opposites. Remember — read it daily like you're auditioning for a $10 million movie role. With feeling. No negative words (remove "not," "un-," "dis-") Drop a comment below with your biggest takeaway from this call. One sentence is enough. This locks in the lesson and keeps you accountable. Question: Vote and comment below your biggest takeaways?
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Week 2: Q/A + Identity Statement Check-In (VIP)
1 like • Mar 4
@Phillip Thai 1- Strengthening the Trust and breaking down barrier between the person on the phone about the legitimacy of the business, 2- The idea of not needing to overshare and gathering as much info as possible without any binding promises as you mentioned "it takes a lot of time and effort to even send 1 to underwriting" so we need to make sure we are not wasting anyone's time 3- Giving free heads up to people is a nice entry point as we are problem solvers at the end of the day 4- The identity statement though appearing at start to not be something that people really give importance to but that is how billionaire become billionaires
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