You absolutely can find tax lien information online — there's plenty of it, and a lot of it is wrong, oversimplified, or sold by people who've never actually deployed capital in this market.

The reason we run this in person comes down to what's actually at stake for you. At your stage, you're not looking for entertainment or another podcast to half-listen to during a commute. You're evaluating whether to redirect retirement capital — money you spent decades earning — into a strategy most of your friends and even most financial advisors have never used.

That's not a webinar decision. That's a sit-down-and-look-someone-in-the-eye decision.

In person, you can:

- Ask the specific questions about your situation, your timeline, your IRA structure, your state — and get a direct answer in real time, not buried in a chat queue.

- See the actual research process walked through live, not edited and packaged into a sales video.

- Meet other attendees in your stage of life who are weighing the same decisions, and hear what they're thinking through.

- Read the room. A 90-minute live workshop tells you within the first 20 minutes whether the people teaching this know what they're talking about — or whether you should walk out. You don't get that signal from a polished webinar funnel.

Online content is built to be consumed. This is built to be evaluated. There's a difference, and at your stage of life, the difference matters.

Not at all. Many of our students begin in their 50s and 60s because tax liens offer a way to accelerate growth without the volatility of the stock market. You have time to put this strategy to work.

Yes. Through a Self-Directed IRA (SDIRA), you can invest your existing retirement funds into tax liens. This allows your returns to grow tax-deferred or tax-free, depending on your account type.

You can start with just a few hundred or a few thousand dollars. Tax liens are available at various price points, making them accessible whether you're testing the waters or deploying substantial capital.

Unlike CDs or bonds that currently offer low yields, tax lien certificates offer state-mandated returns up to 16–25%, while still being secured by real estate rather than market speculation.

No. You can purchase tax liens in various states online. We'll show you how to evaluate and acquire out-of-state liens from the comfort of your home.

Yes, the 90-minute workshop is completely free to attend. Our goal is to provide you with the foundational education you need to decide if this strategy fits your retirement goals.

The interest rates are mandated by state law, but like all investments, tax liens involve risk. If a property owner redeems the lien, you receive the interest. If they don't, you may foreclose on the property. We teach you how to mitigate risks and focus on secure assets.

There is zero pressure. This workshop is purely educational. You will walk away with a clear understanding of how the process works, and you can decide if or when you are ready to implement it.