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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Confirming that taxes are paid
Is there an easy way to check and make sure that borrowers have paid the property taxes? As a first lien holder, do I have the right to be notified by the county if the taxes are not paid? I know some counties post this info online and it is easy enough to check but I have had to call other counties and speak with the collectors office who were reluctant to give me the information. They tell me that I should have this information because I am the lien holder. The assignment has been recorded. In counties such as these, do I just need to send them the recorded assignment along with a request to be kept informed if the taxes are not paid?