Transforming Tax Lien & Deed Investing
Lindee is an innovative virtual assistant designed to democratize access to tax lien and tax deed investment opportunities. By leveraging advanced data aggregation and analysis, Lindee turns complex, fragmented municipal tax information into actionable intelligence for investors of all experience levels.
The Problem We Solve
Data is scattered across thousands of county and state sources, making research nearly impossible for individuals.
Legal and procedural differences between jurisdictions create a steep learning curve and risk of mistakes.
Constant monitoring, property research, and deadline tracking across multiple jurisdictions is a full-time job.
Best values are often over-the-counter, but require local knowledge and timing to discover.
Counties use different terminology, procedures, and timelines, creating confusion and missed opportunities.
Comprehensive Tax Lien & Deed Education
Lindee provides clear, jurisdiction-specific explanations of tax lien and tax deed processes, including redemption periods, interest rates, foreclosure procedures, and investor rights. This eliminates confusion caused by varying state and local laws.
Intelligent Auction Monitoring & Summarization
Get detailed auction summaries, property-level analysis, historical performance data, and automated alerts for high-opportunity auctions—all in one place.
Over-the-Counter Property Intelligence
Access real-time inventory updates, property valuation analysis, purchase procedure guidance, and timing optimization recommendations for OTC properties.
Target Customer Segments
Experienced property investors seeking to diversify into tax liens and deeds but lacking specialized knowledge and research capabilities.
Individuals managing their own retirement funds who seek alternative investments with potentially higher yields than traditional securities.
Small investment clubs and partnerships that pool resources for property investments and need centralized research tools.
Individuals attracted to tax lien investing but intimidated by the complexity and research requirements.
Firms seeking distressed property acquisition opportunities for their clients or own portfolios.
Agents, brokers, and consultants who want to offer tax lien services to their clients.