Since the lien holder were served with paper regarding sale by firm representing the association I will be not held responsible for those liens.

So I have multiple LLC with different EINs so Bank of America doesn’t recognize me as one holder and therefore I get additional fees.

There is no free lunch with the IRS...Like I said, the conversion of the Note to taking back the collaterial and becoming the Title holder I'm not sure how its handled. 

I find when they can give plenty of info up front, like copies of credit, proof of rent payments, pay stubs, DLs, Passport, Visas, pictures of pets, reference letters....they have a much better chance of getting approved and accepted.

The few exceptions are foreclosures where the holder of the note MAY be able to get the lien released after foreclosure.

FYI, my Warren place is current self-managed by an interest holder.

Unfortunately, we were unaware how to make the quarterly payments on the delinquent 2019 charges so they went unpaid by myself (Lien Holder) as well as the property Owner(s).

I requested a payoff statement from the lien holder and the payoff amount is well over market value - they are asking for 170k in past due interest from the previous owner who is deceased. 

Assuming $8000 annual tax bill on the above example, and the lien holder opts to pay for 2 years, which is $16,000.

More specifically, it seems a cohort of Section 8 voucher holders can move from place to place with that voucher.