When property taxes go unpaid, counties can place a lien on your home — and eventually auction it. Selling before that happens means you walk away with cash instead of losing everything to the tax collector.
Tax lien timelines vary by state, but the outcome is the same — the longer you wait, the fewer options you have.
The county records a lien on your property. Your credit is affected and interest begins accruing — often at 10–18% per year.
You typically have 1–3 years (varies by state) to pay the lien. After this, the county can move to foreclose.
If unpaid, the county auctions your home. You lose the property — and any remaining equity — with no further notice.
We've done this before. Here's exactly what happens.
Share your address and situation. We'll pull the lien amount and tax records to assess your options.
Our offer accounts for back taxes we'll pay at closing. You see exactly what you'll walk away with — no surprises.
We work with the title company to clear all liens at closing. You leave with cash — no more tax debt.
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