01 / Defined-Term
Defined-Term Tax Liens and Deeds
Each tokenized tax lien or tax deed is presented with defined terms, relevant property-linked information, and transparent redemption mechanics, subject to applicable law and platform disclosures.
Buying tax liens yourself means a different auction, rulebook, registration and deposit in every county. LienFi puts them in one standardized marketplace, where you can buy a single position and track it through redemption.
Eight steps, start to finish
Three steps, however many counties
The smallest position on the book. Positions are bought individually — there is no minimum.
Across 2 states and 32 municipalities
A periodic snapshot of the marketplace, which can lag it. Availability and prices change — the marketplace is authoritative.
Browse every listingField names are the ones the live API returns for every listing. Values above are illustrative.
Each tokenized tax lien or tax deed is presented with defined terms, relevant property-linked information, and transparent redemption mechanics, subject to applicable law and platform disclosures.
Buy and sell tokenized tax liens and deeds through LienFi's marketplace for portfolio flexibility and secondary market access.
In certain cases, real estate outcomes may create additional upside beyond the expected redemption value.
Sellers do the registration, deposit and bidding in each county themselves, then submit an acquired position to LienFi for review — nothing a seller submits reaches the marketplace until the custodian has accepted it.
LienFi Custody Services, LLC reviews each submitted position before it can be listed, holds the underlying certificate or deed throughout, and administers redemption and payout to the holder after it sells.
Sellers source these positions at auction. Each one is presented against the same standard — every item below is either a field the public API returns or a rule the platform enforces before a position can be listed.
State, county and the county’s own parcel ID travel with every listing, alongside the certificate number the jurisdiction issued.
The rate, the delinquent tax period and the redemption deadline are read from the certificate or deed, not estimated.
Where a property is assessed, the listing carries that value and the resulting loan-to-value, so the position can be weighed against the property behind it.
A position cannot be listed until it has been tokenized — the platform refuses to publish a lien that has not been minted, so nothing reaches the marketplace ahead of custody.
The limits matter as much as the features, and these are deliberate rather than pending.
Remedies attached to the underlying lien or deed are governed by applicable state law and that asset’s own terms, and are not necessarily exercisable by a token holder.
In the current release a holder acquires and holds a position until redemption or term end. Paying subsequent taxes and extending a position are deliberately not available.
Collateral-based functionality is not in the current release. Any such feature would be subject to legal review, lender participation and asset eligibility first.
Tokenized tax liens and tax deeds are real-world assets. Outcomes depend on applicable state law, the terms of each instrument and servicing requirements, and nothing on this page is an offer, a solicitation or financial advice. Custody and servicing are provided by LienFi Custody Services, LLC.