Redemption Notices, Sheriff’s Sales & Title Insurance: Louisiana’s New Playbook - #5

In this episode of The Innovative Investor Podcast, Stephen Morel speaks with George Jackson, co-founder of JurisDeed. They pick up their multi-part series on Louisiana tax sales at the foreclosure stage, speaking on how the redemption period has changed under new law: from automatic three-year expirations to investor-triggered six-month clocks once notices are sent.  Stephen walks through the shift from quiet title actions to judicial foreclosures, emphasizes the need for specialized Louisiana attorneys, and outlines the step-by-step process of sending certified redemption notices, preserving evidence, and preparing for a public auction.  Beyond the technical nuts and bolts, Stephen and George explore the broader impact of these reforms. By adopting a lien foreclosure model similar to Florida’s, Louisiana is positioning itself as a modern standard-bearer for tax sale investing.  They discuss cost-recovery limits, strategic decisions around contested foreclosures, and the newfound availability of title insurance, which can boost property values and investor confidence.  To learn more or join the waitlist for JurisDeed’s nationwide tax lien and deed investing platform launching in early 2026, head over to JurisDeed.com and follow along on LinkedIn and YouTube. Timestamps Overview of the Louisiana redemption period – 0:44 Old quiet title vs. new judicial foreclosure process – 2:30 Redemption notices and evidence preservation requirements – 5:32 Sheriff’s sale auction procedure and post-judgment redemption – 10:49 Improved title insurance prospects under judicial foreclosure – 17:18 Get in Touch with Stephen and George Website: https://jurisdeed.com/Waitlist: https://jurisdeed.com/waitlistStephen’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephenmorel-jd/George’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/george-jackson-3bbb11aa/ And if you love the show, subscribe to follow it! If you’re investing in Louisiana tax sales under the 2026 rules, you need legal and asset management partners who specialize in this niche: Quiet Title Litigation – TDLG (Tax Deed Legal Group) After your redemption period expires, TDLG quiets your title so you can sell, finance, or develop with confidence. Louisiana-licensed attorneys with deep expertise in tax sale law handle all litigation, notice requirements, and title clearing.  Website: www.taxdeedlegal.com Email: [email protected] Asset Liquidation & Management – DeedWolf Holding an unredeemed lien with partial ownership? DeedWolf handles secondary market lien transfers, partition auction representation, REO management, professional property marketing, and liquidation to maximize your recovery.  Website: www.deedwolf.com Email: [email protected] Chapters (00:00:00) - Louisiana Tax Liens Update(00:01:04) - Louisiana Tax Sales: The 2026 Redemption Period and Notice(00:03:13) - Who Needs to Be Notified of a Lien?(00:06:55) - Does the Notice of Foreclosure affect the redemption rate?(00:09:41) - Louisiana Tax Liens: Governance and Compliance(00:17:26) - Louisiana Tax Liens(00:18:59) - Juris Deed