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Investors looking to enter the industry, expand into new markets, strengthen their due diligence practices, or build relationships should attend.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, UNITED STATES, September 17, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — The National Tax Lien Association (NTLA) will bring together the nation’s leading tax lien and tax deed investors, attorneys, lenders, county officials, auction companies, and service providers for its 2026 Fall Symposium, October 14–15 at The Ritz-Carlton Philadelphia.
For the first time in NTLA’s 29-year history, the association is bringing one of its national conferences to Philadelphia—creating an exceptional opportunity for investors and professionals throughout the Northeast to connect directly with many of the most experienced and influential people in the tax sale industry.
NTLA hosts just two national conferences each year. These gatherings are where serious, full-time tax lien and tax deed professionals come together to exchange ideas, develop business relationships, discuss real-world challenges, and stay ahead of the legal, legislative, and market changes shaping the industry.
“This is not a promotional investment seminar filled with sales pitches and surface-level information,” said Brad Westover, Executive Director of the National Tax Lien Association. “This is where established professionals who work in tax lien and tax deed investing every day gather to have meaningful conversations, share practical knowledge, and build relationships that can lead to new opportunities. If you are serious about learning this business or growing within it, you need to be in Philadelphia.”
Centered around the theme “Liberty, Land & Legacy: 250 Years of Ownership & Opportunity,” the symposium will take place as the nation prepares to commemorate the 250th anniversary of American independence. Philadelphia provides a powerful setting to examine the history and future of property ownership, property taxation, and the tax sale industry’s role in supporting local governments and communities.
The symposium also comes at a pivotal time. States across the country are debating proposals to reduce or eliminate property taxes, courts and legislatures are establishing new taxpayer equity protections, and local governments are seeking sustainable ways to fund essential public services. These developments are creating important questions—and potential opportunities—for tax lien and tax deed professionals.
Educational sessions will cover timely topics including:
• The Great Debate: Property Tax Elimination, Equity Theft & the Future of Local Government
• Artificial Intelligence & Due Diligence
• Legislative Updates from Across the Country
• Tax Deed Investment Strategies
Beyond the educational program, attendees will participate in networking events, interactive discussions, and workshops designed to connect professionals from every part of the property tax sale industry.
For investors looking to enter the industry, expand into new markets, strengthen their due diligence practices, or build relationships with experienced industry participants, the Fall Symposium offers access that cannot be replicated through online research alone.
The symposium will also begin with a community service project benefiting a Philadelphia-area charity, reinforcing NTLA’s commitment to investing not only in properties, but also in America’s communities.
Registration is now open. Space is limited, and tax lien and tax deed investors throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, New England, and the entire Northeast are encouraged to take advantage of this first-of-its-kind NTLA gathering in Philadelphia.
Do not miss one of only two opportunities this year to meet, learn from, and build relationships with the nation’s leading tax sale professionals. Registration is now open: www.ntlaconference.com.
Brad Westover
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