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IRS' Right of Redemption

Posted by Ward-CA- on June 10, 2002 at 4:49 PM

In Reply to: IRS Tax Lien.....and my Confusion! posted by Jim on June 10, 2002 at 7:49 AM

: After a Trustee Sale, what happens to an IRS Tax lien that was recorded against the property AFTER the foreclosing Trust Deed was recorded? Is it wiped off the property? Or does the sale buyer or foreclosing bene still have to deal with the IRS and the 120 day ROR?
: Thanks!

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Jim,
The junior IRS lien will be wiped off the title of the property by the foreclosure of the senior lien. Thereafter, IRS may elect to exercise their Right of Redemption during the 120 day period following the auction sale of the senior lien.


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