Successfully Providing Over $300,000,000 In New Revenue To Pennsylvania Taxing Districts Since 2003 Currently, we are working with numerous taxing districts (cities, counties, municipalities and school districts, etc.) and using non-profit entities (Luzerne County Redevelopment Authority, Northwest Pennsylvania Incubator Association, Redevelopment Authority of The City of Scranton, Redevelopment Authority of The City of Harrisburg) to buy their delinquent real estate tax liens.  We obtain from the County Tax Claim Bureau or delinquent tax collector the current estimated real estate tax liens and use this information to provide immediate cash and revenue for the taxing district.  As part of our program, the taxing district sells its delinquent real estate tax liens to a non-profit entity.  The regular and delinquent taxpayer see absolutely no change in the process of collecting delinquent taxes.  If the taxing district decides to continue the program, each succeeding year, the new liens are automatically purchased again, providing additional revenue to the taxing district at that time. Our program causes absolutely no interruption to the operations of the County Tax Claim Bureau or it’s outside tax collector.  As before, the Tax Claim Bureau or servicer continues to service the accounts (i.e., perform the sale process, notification process, etc.) and continues all statutory functions.  The only difference is that the Bureau remits the collections to the Public Authority or agency.  The Tax Claim Bureau or servicer continues to retain all collection fees generated in connection with the collection of county, municipality, & school taxes.  After the taxing district adopts a resolution authorizing the sale, closing typically take place as quickly as 30 days. This program assures that the school district or municipality continues to receive all the penalties and accrued interest on the delinquent taxes they have always received, and more important, does not disturb the collection process unless the taxing district initiates a change in the enforcement process of the tax liens. newsletters video