Tax Liens · Judgments · HOA & Code Liens
A lien does not automatically make your house unsellable. In many cases, liens are paid off at closing directly from the sale proceeds — you never write the check yourself. Tell us what is attached to the property and we will run the real numbers.
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We run the numbers and call you with a clear, no-obligation cash offer, usually within 24 hours.
You pick the closing date. We handle the paperwork through a reputable title company.
Liens scare sellers because they sound final. In practice, the title company at any closing searches for liens, calculates what is owed, and settles them out of the proceeds as part of the transaction — the same machinery that pays off a mortgage. The real question is never "is there a lien?" — it is "do the numbers work after the liens are paid?" That is a question we can answer for you, for free, within about a day.
We buy properties carrying tax liens, judgment liens, HOA liens, and municipal or code-enforcement liens. We will look at the title picture with you before any offer, and if the debt genuinely exceeds what a sale can cover, we will tell you that plainly instead of wasting your time.
If it is attached to the property, we will look at it.
Back taxes with penalties and interest are the most common liens we see — and often the most workable.
Court judgments attached to the property can frequently be settled or paid at closing.
Unpaid association dues and fines can be resolved from proceeds in many cases.
Years of code fines look terrifying on paper. The actual payoff number is often a different story.
More complex, but not automatically impossible. We will look at the specifics honestly.
Title searches surprise a lot of sellers. We help you understand what is actually there.
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The things sellers in this situation ask us most.
Usually no — liens are typically settled at closing from the sale proceeds, handled by the title company.
Then a straightforward sale may not work, and we will tell you so quickly and honestly. Sometimes lienholders negotiate; it starts with real numbers.
Start by telling us what you know — notices, balances, who is claiming what. A title search during the sale confirms the full picture.
One short form stands between you and a real number for your property.