A property has a lot of County/City liens. If it is foreclosed in first mortgage, should I worry about these liens? Below is a clip from PropertyRadar. These liens are show in county property records.
Hi cluo - potentially yes. Some unpaid city/county liens roll over to the assessor for collection. While I don’t personally think they should be added to the property taxes and become super senior liens, like unpaid property taxes, I have had that happen in some counties for certain unpaid bills - some of which weren’t even yet recorded as liens. So, yes, do be careful with those.
P.S. please don’t post property or owner data publicly, even here. Thanks.
Sorry, I didn’t check carefully for the owner’s info.
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Hi cluo - potentially yes. Some unpaid city/county liens roll over to the assessor for collection. While I don’t personally think they should be added to the property taxes and become super senior liens, like unpaid property taxes, I have had that happen in some counties for certain unpaid bills - some of which weren’t even yet recorded as liens. So, yes, do be careful with those.
P.S. please don’t post property or owner data publicly, even here. Thanks.
In AU (and most places really), not all liens get wiped out in a mortgage foreclosure, especially council rates or govt charges. I’d double-check the priority order on those records before trusting the sale price too much.
