National Tax Lien Association

Last chance to join this webinar today at 2pm ET

https://members.ntla.org/ap/Events/Register/G9FWknquNCxCK

Title issues can make or break a tax lien or tax deed investment. Do you know what questions to ask? 👍

Join us this Wednesday for the NTLA’s Ask A Pro Live Q&A Webinar featuring Brenda Flatter, CTLP®, NTLA Vice President and one of the industry’s leading experts in title, settlement services, and tax deed transactions. Brenda brings decades of experience helping investors, attorneys, lenders, and real estate professionals navigate complex title issues and deliver marketable, title-insurable properties.

Whether you’re new to tax lien investing or managing a growing portfolio, this is your opportunity to ask Brenda your toughest questions about:

✅ Title issues after tax foreclosures
✅ Quiet title actions and insurable title
✅ Liens and encumbrances
✅ Due diligence before you invest
✅ Common mistakes investors make and how to avoid them
✅ Tax lien and tax deed investing questions from the audience

No presentations. No sales pitch. Just practical answers from an industry professional who works in this space every day.

📅 Wednesday
🕑 2:00 PM EDT
💻 FREE Live Webinar

Reserve your seat today and bring your questions!

👉 Register here: https://members.ntla.org/event-calendar-list/Details/ntla-s-ask-a-pro-live-q-a-webinar-1622855?sourceTypeId=Website

Title issues can make or break a tax lien or tax deed investment. Do you know what questions to ask? 👍

Join us this Wednesday for the NTLA’s Ask A Pro Live Q&A Webinar featuring Brenda Flatter, CTLP®, NTLA Vice President and one of the industry’s leading experts in title, settlement services, and tax deed transactions. Brenda brings decades of experience helping investors, attorneys, lenders, and real estate professionals navigate complex title issues and deliver marketable, title-insurable properties.

Whether you’re new to tax lien investing or managing a growing portfolio, this is your opportunity to ask Brenda your toughest questions about:

✅ Title issues after tax foreclosures
✅ Quiet title actions and insurable title
✅ Liens and encumbrances
✅ Due diligence before you invest
✅ Common mistakes investors make and how to avoid them
✅ Tax lien and tax deed investing questions from the audience

No presentations. No sales pitch. Just practical answers from an industry professional who works in this space every day.

📅 Wednesday
🕑 2:00 PM EDT
💻 FREE Live Webinar

Reserve your seat today and bring your questions!

👉 Register here: https://members.ntla.org/event-calendar-list/Details/ntla-s-ask-a-pro-live-q-a-webinar-1622855?sourceTypeId=Website

🚨 Early Bird Registration is NOW OPEN! 🚨

Join us in historic Philadelphia for the NTLA 2026 Fall Symposium on October 14-15 as we celebrate Liberty, Land & Legacy: 250 Years of Ownership & Opportunity.

Don’t miss two days of:

✔ Critical legislative and legal updates

✔ Industry-leading education

✔ Interactive workshops

✔ Unmatched networking

✔ Community service with Habitat for Humanity

🎟️ Register now and lock in early bird savings before rates increase.

Where our nation’s legacy began, we’ll help shape the future of property tax sales.

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🚨 Early Bird Registration is NOW OPEN! 🚨

Join us in historic Philadelphia for the NTLA 2026 Fall Symposium on October 14-15 as we celebrate Liberty, Land & Legacy: 250 Years of Ownership & Opportunity.

Don’t miss two days of:

✔ Critical legislative and legal updates
✔ Industry-leading education
✔ Interactive workshops
✔ Unmatched networking
✔ Community service with Habitat for Humanity

🎟️ Register now and lock in early bird savings before rates increase.

Where our nation’s legacy began, we’ll help shape the future of property tax sales.

👉 Register today: https://members.ntla.org/event-calendar/Details/ntla-2026-fall-symposium-1851297?sourceTypeId=Hub

NTLA 2026 Fall Symposium Join us on October 14th & 15th in Philadelphia, PA for a 2-days of powerful talks and engaging discussions on the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in the tax lien and deed industry. Attendee ticket includes meals and networking events. Visit Conference Website The National Ta...

Building Relationships That Strengthen the Property Tax Industry 👍

This week, NTLA Executive Director Brad Westover is representing the National Tax Lien Association at the National Association of County Collectors, Treasurers and Finance Officers (NACCTFO) Annual Conference. Events like NACCTFO are invaluable because they bring together the public officials responsible for property tax administration with the private sector partners who provide the technology, services, and expertise that keep property tax operations running efficiently. NACCTFO's mission focuses on education, collaboration, and improving county government through professional development and the exchange of best practices.

For NTLA, attending NACCTFO is about much more than exhibiting. It is an opportunity to:

▪️Strengthen relationships with county tax collectors, treasurers, and finance officers from across the country.

▪️Connect with industry-leading sponsors and technology providers who support the property tax community.

▪️Meet with current NTLA members while introducing the Association to new public sector leaders and partners.

▪️Listen to the challenges counties are facing and continue advancing conversations that support effective, transparent, and successful property tax sales.

Brad spent time visiting with many of NTLA's valued members and industry partners, including GovEase, Blazer Title Search, SRI Inc, and others that continue to support innovation and modernization in the property tax industry.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to connect during the conference. The relationships built through events like NACCTFO help strengthen collaboration between the public and private sectors, benefiting counties, taxpayers, and the entire property tax community.

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⏰ Just 2 Days Until Early Bird Registration Opens for the NTLA 2026 Fall Symposium on July 15.

📍 Philadelphia, PA
📅 October 14-15, 2026

This year, we’ll gather in the birthplace of our nation to celebrate Liberty, Land & Legacy: 250 Years of Ownership & Opportunity while tackling the biggest issues shaping the future of property tax sales.

Join investors, attorneys, lenders, servicers, data providers, auction companies, and industry leaders for two days of education, collaboration, and meaningful networking.

What to expect:

✅ Thought-provoking panel discussions
✅ Interactive Tax Sale Legal Forum
✅ Legislative and industry updates
✅ Community service project with Habitat for Humanity
✅ Networking receptions, meals, and cocktails
✅ Conversations you won’t hear anywhere else

📅 Mark your calendar for July 15 and take advantage of early bird pricing.

Register here: https://members.ntla.org/event-calendar/Details/ntla-2026-fall-symposium-1851297?sourceTypeId=Hub

We look forward to seeing you in Philadelphia!

🇺🇸 250 Years of Liberty. Land. Legacy.

This Independence Day, our nation celebrates a historic milestone, the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

For two and a half centuries, the promise of liberty has been closely tied to the right to own, protect, and invest in property. Strong communities are built on responsible property ownership, sound public policy, and the shared commitment to supporting the schools, infrastructure, public safety, and local services that help our neighborhoods thrive.

As we celebrate America’s 250th birthday, the National Tax Lien Association also reflects on 25 years of promoting responsible tax lien and tax deed investing, supporting local governments, advocating for property rights, and creating opportunities for investors and communities alike.

Here’s to the next chapter of Liberty. Land. Legacy.

Happy Independence Day from the National Tax Lien Association!

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The U.S. Supreme Court issued its decision in Pung v. Isabella County, affirming that while property owners are entitled to surplus proceeds from a tax foreclosure sale, they are not constitutionally entitled to a property’s hypothetical fair market value after a lawful foreclosure.

This decision provides much-needed clarity and preserves the long-standing principles that support the nation’s property tax enforcement system, helping local governments fund essential public services while maintaining fairness for taxpayers and protecting surplus equity rights.

Throughout this case, the National Tax Lien Association was proud to advocate on behalf of the industry by submitting an amicus curiae brief to the U.S. Supreme Court, ensuring the Court understood the broader implications this case could have had on local governments, tax sale systems, investors, and communities across the country.

A sincere thank you to Bruce Bronster, Leonid Krechmer, and Andrew Kazin at Bronster LLP for their exceptional work in authoring and filing the NTLA’s amicus brief. We are grateful for their expertise, dedication, and outstanding representation of our members and the industry.

We also extend our appreciation to the NTLA Legislative Committee, Public Relations Committee, Advisory Council, our members, and industry partners whose support made this effort possible.

This case is a powerful reminder of why organizations like the NTLA matter. Advocacy doesn’t happen overnight. It requires collaboration, expertise, and a unified voice working to protect an industry that supports local governments, taxpayers, and communities nationwide.

Read the NTLA’s full statement on the Court’s decision: https://members.ntla.org/news-releases/Details/national-tax-lien-association-lauds-u-s-supreme-court-decision-in-pung-v-isabella-county-340602

NATIONAL TAX LIEN ASSOCIATION LAUDS U.S. SUPREME COURT DECISION IN PUNG v. ISABELLA COUNTY NATIONAL TAX LIEN ASSOCIATION LAUDS U.S. SUPREME COURT DECISION IN PUNG v. ISABELLA COUNTY The National Tax Lien Association (NTLA), the nation's leading nonprofit organization dedicated to education, ethics, and best practices within the tax lien and tax sale industry, applauds today'...

You worked hard to acquire the asset. Are you properly protecting it?
REGISTER FOR TODAY'S WEBINAR @ 11 AM ET 👉 https://members.ntla.org/ap/Events/Register/YEFgo16TNCzCK

Whether you invest in tax liens, tax deeds, rental properties, or fix-and-flips, insurance plays a critical role in safeguarding your investment and reducing unnecessary risk.

Join the National Tax Lien Association (NTLA) and special guest Tami Smith, Commercial Property Insurance Broker with Trinity River Financial, for an educational webinar focused on helping investors understand today’s property insurance landscape and how to select the right coverage for their portfolios.

What You’ll Learn:
✔ Property insurance options for tax deed, rental, and fix-and-flip properties
✔ How to insure multiple properties under a single policy
✔ Common coverage gaps that can leave investors exposed
✔ Risk management strategies to help protect your assets and cash flow
✔ Insurance considerations for growing investment portfolios