PLEASANT GROVE, UT–( EMWNews – March 31, 2008) – Alpine TLI Group, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: APGR), a full service tax lien and tax deed purchase, research, and

property management company today announced expectations for a record year

in 2008 as foreclosure rates and the mortgage fallout increases the amount

of properties available nationally at tax lien and tax deed sales. The

Company’s unique research and analysis methods pinpoint participation in

the most favorable of over 2,000 auctions held every year. Alpine is

currently entering a very aggressive time of year as many states are

promoting the largest tax lien sales in history. The company expects to

place a substantial amount of capital at these sales resulting in a record

year for 2008 financial results.

Alpine’s corporate strategy and business activity focus around populating

and maintaining a $6M fund, which is fully vested in property tax lien

certificates. Marketing strategies include the identification of high

return properties that have the potential of high yields through interest

and penalty rates, which can exceed 24% per annum. In addition, Alpine has

developed research technologies, which help identify properties that have a

higher propensity of going to deed. Such properties are subsequently

acquired for typically less than 10% of current market value and can be

liquidated on the open market for a significant profit.

Alpine TLI Group, Inc. generates revenue from two primary sources: interest

and penalty revenue from redeemed tax lien certificates and profits from

liquidated properties that have gone to deed.

--  Interest and penalty revenue is generated through redeemed tax lien

    certificates. When a tax lien is purchased, the local jurisdiction sets the

    interest rate as well as the assessed penalty for delinquent tax payment.

    These interest rates can range from 8% to over 24% per annum. In addition,

    penalty rates can range from 5% to 10% of the taxes owed. In many cases,

    jurisdictions will assess the full penalty the first day of the

    delinquency. As a result, a 5% penalty paid the first day will result in an

    annualized rate of return of more than 60% when added to the assessed

    interest rate on early redeemed liens.

    

--  Liquidated Properties occur once the redemption period set by the

    jurisdiction has expired (ranging from 6 to 48 months), the liened property

    goes to deed. This means the lien holder now has the legal right to receive

    title to the property. After a legal process of quieting the title, the

    deed is conveyed free and clear of all previous encumbrances. In most

    cases, these properties have been acquired by simply paying the past due

    taxes. Typically, these taxes represent only 5% to 10% of the current

    property value. Alpine's financial model provides a strategy to liquidate

    such property at a discount and put the proceeds back to work through

    purchasing additional tax liens. The returns on such properties can exceed

    5,000%.

    

About ALPINE TLI GROUP, Inc.

ALPINE TLI GROUP, Inc. is a full service tax lien and tax deed purchase,

research, and property management company. Alpine specializes in

identifying and researching properties that have the propensity of creating

a highly leveraged investment opportunity through the purchase of real

estate tax lien certificates and tax deeds.

It is estimated that over $10 Billion in property tax liens are offered for

sale annually representing over $1 Trillion in potential property value

profits for the purchasers of these tax liens. Tax lien certificates are

typically acquired by Alpine for 1% to 20% of the property value. If the

lien is redeemed by the property owner, a return of 4% to 25% APR is

realized by Alpine. If the lien is not redeemed, the deed to the property

is granted to Alpine, free and clear of all encumbrances. More information

on Alpine TLI Group is available online at http://www.AlpineTLIGroup.com/.

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