hard · National Real Estate Exam transfer-title
A buyer purchases a home and later finds out there is an unrecorded $10,000 IRS tax lien against the seller from five years ago.
Which of the following is true in a notice-statute state?
- The lien is automatically voided the moment the property is sold to a new owner.
- The buyer must pay the lien because all federal tax liens carry automatic superpriority.
- The buyer takes the property subject to the lien since it originated as an involuntary lien.
- The buyer is protected against the lien because they had no notice and it was unrecorded.
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