National Tax Lien Association Announces 2025 Fall Symposium in Savannah, Georgia

The NTLA 2025 Fall Symposium offers unmatched access to decision-makers in the tax sale industry.

October 23–24, 2025 | JW Marriott Savannah Plant Riverside District

SAVANNAH, GA, UNITED STATES, October 10, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The National Tax Lien Association (NTLA) is thrilled to announce its NTLA 2025 Fall Symposium, taking place October 23–24 in the beautiful and historic city of Savannah, Georgia.

Recognized as the can’t-miss gathering for professionals in the tax lien and tax deed investing space, this two-day in-person symposium brings together the nation’s most influential investors, lenders, attorneys, government officials, and service providers. Attendees come to learn, network, and do business, all while staying ahead of the fast-changing trends shaping the future of property tax enforcement.

For 28 years, the NTLA has served as the watchdog and voice of the tax lien industry, leading the charge on education, legislation, and industry standards. The 2025 Fall Symposium continues that legacy with powerful sessions, insider insights, and unmatched networking opportunities designed to elevate your business and sharpen your competitive edge.

The NTLA Fall Symposium is more than just another conference... it’s where deals are made, partnerships are built, and careers are accelerated. Attendees gain direct access to industry decision-makers, the largest national brokers, and leading tax lien and deed investors.

NTLA Gives Back: Community Service Project with Habitat for Humanity
The Symposium begins with “NTLA Gives Back,” a community service project in partnership with Habitat for Humanity. Attendees, including NTLA’s Board of Directors, will renovate a local Savannah home, making a tangible difference for a family in need.

This hands-on volunteer event blends purpose with connection, offering a rewarding team-building experience that strengthens relationships among peers while supporting the local community. It is more than just giving back, it is an opportunity to live out the NTLA’s commitment to civic responsibility and community partnership.

The NTLA Foundation, the charitable arm of the Association, will also be featured during the Symposium. The Foundation works year-round to preserve homeownership for those facing financial hardship, including disabled veterans, the elderly, and individuals with no resources to pay their property tax debts. Through fundraising, partnerships, and direct assistance, the Foundation exemplifies how the tax lien industry can create positive social impact by helping families stay in their homes and communities thrive.

Key Sessions:
Under Siege Again – The US Supreme Court’s Next Move and What It Means for Our Industry
Just as the industry was adapting to the impact of Tyler v. Hennepin County, a new U.S. Supreme Court case, Pung v. Isabella County, Michigan (No. 25-95), has emerged, reigniting debate over property rights and government authority in tax foreclosures. This pivotal session will unpack the constitutional questions at the center of Pung, including whether governments and investors must pay fair market value when foreclosing, and whether forfeiture of home equity constitutes an excessive fine under the Eighth Amendment.

Attendees will also gain insight into how Tyler v. Hennepin continues to influence legislation, judicial rulings, and tax sale procedures nationwide. Featured Speaker: Matt Abee, Esq., Nelson Mullins

Emerging Technology:
The Latest Developments in AI – Revolutionizing Tax Investing and Real Estate Due Diligence
Artificial Intelligence is reshaping how investors analyze, evaluate, and manage tax lien and real estate opportunities. This forward-looking session explores how AI is improving due diligence workflows, from property evaluations and title research to predictive analytics and market assessments.
Discover how cutting-edge AI tools are helping investors:
• Identify profitable opportunities faster
• Reduce risk and human error
• Streamline the due diligence process

Attendees will walk away with practical insights into how AI can be integrated into tax lien and real estate investing strategies, offering a competitive edge in today’s data-driven world.

Sponsors and Networking
The NTLA proudly recognizes Firstrust Bank as the Platinum Sponsor and Elite Partner of the Association. Their ongoing commitment to excellence and industry advancement reflects the values that drive the NTLA forward.

Additional support is provided by Silver Sponsors and Premium Partners, Phillips Lytle LLP and Tax Sale Resources, both long-standing leaders in the tax sale industry who continue to contribute to the NTLA’s mission of education, advocacy, and professional growth.

The NTLA 2025 Fall Symposium offers unmatched access to decision-makers in the tax sale industry. Attendees can expect exclusive networking sessions, collaborative workshops, and opportunities to engage with America’s largest brokers who buy, sell, and exchange tax liens and deeds.

Sponsorship and exhibit opportunities are available for next year for companies looking to elevate their brand visibility before an influential national audience. For more information, visit ntlaconference.com.

About the National Tax Lien Association (NTLA)
Founded in 1997, the National Tax Lien Association is the nation’s only professional trade association dedicated to representing the interests of investors, lenders, service providers, and government officials in the tax lien industry. The NTLA promotes uniform legislative standards, transparency in tax sale processes, and education for industry participants.

The NTLA Foundation, established by the Association, serves as its philanthropic counterpart, helping families avoid the loss of their homes due to property tax foreclosure and advocating for fair and compassionate solutions to property tax debt. Learn more at ntla.org.

Brad Westover
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