Early Bird Pricing Ending for National Property Tax Lien Conference in NYC

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National Tax Lien Association

Sep 09, 2015, 03:25 ET


New York, NY (PRWEB) September 09, 2015 -- With a full-day conference at the Le Parker Meridien in New York City, NTLA Symposium 2015 will offer practical solutions and expert insight on property tax lien management in the US. The NTLA is honored to have seasoned industry professionals from both sectors joining us as speakers and panelists.

Participants to include Bruce Bronster with Windels Marx Law, Harold Schultz with Citizens Housing and Planning Council NYC, Joel Cooper with Lepercq Financial, Katherine Crost Orrick with Herrington & Sutcliff, Albert Friedman with Alterna Tax Certificate Fund, Anne Kline-Lentz with City of Bridgeport Connecticut, William Donlin with Town of Cheshire Connecticut, Doug Gale with Terra Echelon, Kammie Verdolina with Township of Wall County New Jersey and TCTANJ, Tracey Marshall with Cass County Iowa and NACCTFO, David Reinhardt with Clark County Indiana and ICTA, Trey Gulledge with Tax Ease, Troy Ritter with Capital One Bank, Eric Cook with Stearns Bank.

NTLA Symposium 2015 is for investors seeking guidance in a specific state, established lenders or tax lien attorneys looking to discuss details on the latest laws and regulations, servicers or data providers looking to innovate and grow, or local government tax collectors aiming to bring value to your county property tax department.

What to expect:

  • Explore the benefits of tax lien auctions, bulk sales and securitizations
  • Dive deep into NYC’s In Rem Foreclosures and tax lien securitizations
  • One sale, one winner-partner! When lien auctions don’t seem practical – The Bulk Solution
  • Keynote Address: US Senator Christopher Murphy to address Ethics & National Tax Lien Economic Perspective
  • Lien by Lien auctions are the most popular method of selling tax liens in America
  • Talking Straight: Learn from the Lenders the core competencies expected of tax lien investors and servicers

NTLA Symposium 2015 Early bird pricing is ending today. Save $150 if you Register by September 9!

Click Here for more information on NTLA Symposium 2015 agenda, speakers, and sponsors.

Who should attend?

Tax Lien Investors, Tax Foreclosure Attorneys, Fund Managers, Tax Lien Lending Banks, Tax Lien Servicers, Technology Providers, Government Officials, Private Sector Executives

Brad Westover, National Tax Lien Association, http://www.ntla.org, +1 5614492484, [email protected]