WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- National Tax Lien Association "NTLA" research confirms every year America's cities and counties fail to collect $14 billion in property taxes, money vital to fund public schools, libraries, parks, fire and police departments, and other necessary services.  Unpaid property taxes force governments to close public schools; lay off teachers, nurses, police, and firemen; shut down community parks; turn off street lights; and engage in other unfavorable, cost-cutting measures.

Twenty-nine (29) states and the District of Columbia solved this problem by...

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