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Tax lien county foreclosure auction
I have a property in mind that has tax liens attached to the title according to the county website.
It is a foreclosure the bank owns it and there is a judgment saying the bank will be paid first and if there’s anything left from the sale it’ll then go to United States Government.
I’m hearing conflicting information about what happens To the liens. My title company says they will stay attached to the title after the sale but I’ve been reading a lot of posts online that say there’s 120 day period for the government to redeem the property after which the title would be clear.
Does anyone on here know if there’s a clear-cut way do you know this?