A Tale of two Property Tax Liens

In this article we will dissect a particular law firms collection practices to demonstrate how they rob people from their houses. This is a direct insult to American dream perpetuated by big greedy investment companies and their rouge attorneys. While documents used in this post are original, identities of the properties are omitted due to privacy concerns.

Property #1

Property Description:              Empty Lot
Face Value of Property Tax:
Fees  
     


Year of unpaid Property Tax:     
Stage of collection:           PreLitigation
Third Party Investor:     Tax Ease Liens LLC.
                     Owner/Investor:              Phil Migicovsky
                     Collection Law Firm:
                     Collection Attorney:     

Property #2

Property Description: Farm House with acreage
Face Value of Property Tax:
Fees  
     



Year of unpaid Property Tax:     
Stage of collection:           PreLitigation
                        Third Party Investor:     Tax Ease Liens LLC.
                        Owner/Investor:              Phil Migicovsky
                        Collection Law Firm:
                        Collection Attorney:

      As you will recognize investor and the law firm are the same. So it will be fair to compare these two liens and see if their attorneys follow the state law. Reasonable attorney fees would mean they should charge the same attorney fees for a tax lien which was purchased at the same time instead of the maximum amount allowable by law. State laws intention was not to set the attorney fees but the set the caps to prevent abuse. If a law firm charges the maximum allowed for given lien regardless of the duration of ownership, it cease to be reasonable and becomes discriminatory and fraudulent.