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Updated about 8 years ago,

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Michael Dunn
  • Olive Branch, MS
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IRS owns the house ,& is owed $55,000 on this house. What now ??

Michael Dunn
  • Olive Branch, MS
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The IRS owns the house via a Tax Lien ,& is owed $55,000 on this house. What are the Options ??

My main question is ....... Will they likely except an amount LESS THAN the $55,000 ?

Will they take say , 75% of the $55,000 ..... so about $41,000 ?

50% of the $55,000 ....... so $27,500 ?

No one has been in this house for over a year now , and it is most definitely a distressed property

I'm just curious , if the IRS just wants this Property Sold and off their books, and they'll be willing to make a deal on it

OR

if they HAVE TO sell it / take a minimum Percent of what is Owed for it ?

It will be paid all in once and all in cash of course ........ Is this an Incentive for them to give you one Heck of a deal on a Property as is this situation ?

Lastly please,

What Department of the City/County do I need to call , as to find out how / who I need to pay and get the correct paperwork and documents drawn up , for a transaction such as this ..... The IRS " owning " the property via a Tax Lien ?

Thank you for any Information and recommendations 

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