>> A lien for outstanding or delinquent property, IRS or state taxes Tax liens for delinquent property taxes are the most common and attach only to the property upon which the taxes are unpaid Property tax liens always take priority over other liens
A claim placed against a property for the purpose of repaying back taxes Property may be sold for payment of delinquent taxes
A lien that is automatically attached to property in the amount of its unpaid property taxes
lien of which a tax collector may avail himself in default of taxes (analogous to a judgment lien)
A statutory lien, existing in favor of the state or municipality, for nonpayment of property taxes which attaches only to the property upon which the taxes are unpaid
A right which the government holds to enforce a claim against the property of a person owing taxes
The right of the government to enforce a claim against the property of a person owing taxes
Liens placed on property by governmental entities for failure of the owner to pay taxes, be they taxes for the property itself, or for other taxes that the owner has failed to pay, like income or payroll taxes Title Insurance An insurance policy issued by a title company to protect the named insured against any claims to the legal title of property by third parties The two common types of policies are a Lender's Policy and an Owner's Policy
A claim on your property by government (local, state or federal) for the amount of due and unpaid taxes