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Updated almost 5 years ago,
Can a IRS lien on a property be negotiated?
I recently came across a property that has a substantial IRS lien. Ultimately with the sellers financial situation, this house will go to foreclosure in the next few months and I want to see if anyway I can help this individual out and make a deal.
House value: ~320k
Mortgage 1 on house: 130k
Mortgage 2 on house: 30k
IRS lien: ~120k
child support lien: ~40k
The child support lien I know is not negotiable. However, I'm not 100% sure about the IRS lien
The home owner doesn't want to lose this home. However, he would be open to selling the home and being a tenant as a renter.
Does anyone see a possible deal that can make the numbers work? would this require a short sale? Can the IRS be negotiated with so we can transfer the title without issues for under market value?