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Enjay Smith
  • Carteret, NJ
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TAX LIEN

Enjay Smith
  • Carteret, NJ
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Hello Guys,

I met with the owner of the house. He told me he has Tax Lien on the house.

How do i find out information about Tax Lien on the property?

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Boyd McClean
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  • Adkins, TX
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Boyd McClean
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  • Adkins, TX
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Do a Grantee and Grantor search. If there is a tax lien it will be listed, yet call the appraisal district to verify. When you  access the site from the net NOT ALL INFORMATION is available to you. Some counties for whatever reason do not keep their sites up to date. You can have a county, city or school district file a tax lien and it will not show up when you do a search on the net.That is why I always call to confirm.                                           

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