Real Estate/Development
Feb. 1, 2019
Property tax lien foreclosures and federal tax liens: a primer
Real property tax lien investments are not without risk. When there are liens arising under federal law which attach to the real property, most commonly federal tax liens, sovereign immunity issues are implicated there are different steps that need to be taken.
Stuart B. Rodgers
Lane & Nach, P.C.Phone: (602) 258-6000
Email: stuart.rodgers@lane-nach.com
Stuart practices in the areas of bankruptcy law, civil litigation, tax lien foreclosure and creditors' rights. This article should not be considered or construed as legal advice on any fact or circumstance. You should consult your own attorney regarding your own personal situation or any legal question you may have.
In several states, investors may purchase real property tax liens from the county treasurers. Many investors choose to invest in tax liens because of the potentially high rates of return, either from the interest earned when the property owner redeems the tax lien or when the lienholder is able to acquire the property through judicial foreclosure. Additionally, many view tax lien investment as a relatively "secure" investment because tax liens attach to real property ...
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