Can you sell your car if you have a tax lien on your property?
340876
Yes. I'm assuming the lien is on real estate only. If it is on personal property too, you may have a problem if the govt. finds out.
181058
I don't think you can place a lien on an individual.  Liens are placed on property.  If you have the address of the property you may be able to go to the department of county records and do the research.  Another option may be to visit your title company and ask them to run a preliminary report for you.  The report will show liens such as taxes.
9088
If the tax lein isn't yours then all you have to do is write to the credit buearu and dispute the information as not belonging to you.  If the tax lien is yours and is still not paid, I believe it can remain on your credit report indefinately.  Once paid, it remains for 7 years from the date you made your last payment.
727195
These are called tax lien properties. When a person defaults on their property taxes the municipality still needs the money. The county will put a tax len against the property. These liens are available for sale  at county auctions. In NY they are interest bearing and are sold to the bidder who took the lowest interest rate. The best thing about tax liens is that they have the highest priority over any other lien. However, most people will not  loose their house for not paying property taxes. If the owner remains deliquent for 2-5 years you will be able to receive a tax deed and take possession of the property. It is very unlikely though. Also, alot of banks will be at these auctions and purchase these tax liens on properties that they hold a mortgage note on. You should contact your county clerk office for the dates of the auctions and for a list (they may charge a fee or place ads in the papers). In NY they hold auctions once a year in January or February. Before you decide to go to one of these auctions you should consult a knowledgeable attorney who is competent in tax liens.  Good Luck and I hope this helped you.
855958
The property has to be owned by somebody.  If the property belonged to a deceased family member and no one ever came forward to take legal possession as per a will, then most likely someone else owns it now.  It would have been sold for non-payment of property taxes.  If they know the municipality in which the property was located then check with the local tax assessors office.
740716
No, none.\nYou can hold the property for one year and pay capital gain rate.\n15% I believe.\nStill- if you turn too many over the IRS can come in and reclassify you as a dealer and you're owe retroactively.\n\n         The real tax bennies are in landlording.
24047
does the person owe you money and your putting a lien on thier house to garinty your money, or are you tring to get a house by purchaseing a tax lien on a house.  please be more specific on situation.  you could go to\nhttp://secure.uslegalforms.com/cgi-bin/forms/query.pl?S-C-MA-B-liens|pictures\nto get an idea of the forms and even prchase them there.
341443
Go to the local Tax Assement.  Unpaid taxes get taken out of the sale of a house at closing and can go on for years so you might not be able to motivate some people to sell that way.  I think it all depends on what city you are in.
396128
If you have brought your vehicle with out vat, it sa criminal affence.!!\nyou have to sell it with vat.
173431
no. they come off the value of your house when you go to sell it. meaning less profit for the you to show the irs.
493040
AS far as i understand it the LIEN does not mean that they are taking your home away from you, it basically means that you can not SELL your house without the person who holds the LIEN giving permission; so basically if/when you sell the property they will reclaim there 2800 USD from the proceeds of the sale.  This is how it works in the UK might be different in the States.
499845
Not if you have a clause that states when I could sell the property.  If not, where is the property located
944453
You should contact the mortgage company financing your loan and let them know what happened.  As the lien holder on the property, they need to know the house is damaged and might be able to offer some suggestions.  Perhaps they will allow you to sell it for less than the balance on the loan, which is called a short sale.  List the home with a Realtor and sell it as-is.  If the mortgage company approves the short sale, they will pay the commission on your behalf.  As far as the insurance company, continue fighting.  It's ridiculous how they don't mind taking our money, but when it comes to giving some of it back, forget about it.\n\nGood luck to you!
150307
NO !! In most states cars are taxed based on where the customer  lives  not the tax rate of the city  in which the car was purchased AZ is an exception to this rule. In Certian states Such as Oregon there is not sale tax on automoblies. So one could buy a car in the State of WA and claim they lived in OR and get away without paying taxes,  you can also aviod paying taxes on a car if your an native american and you purchase the auto on a reservation.
47914
They will eventually sell it to recoup the costs of towing and storage; if it is in a private impound lot it is usually after 30 days. It is still possible that you will be liable for any charges that are not covered by the amount of money your car brings at auction. They might be able to have an action against you in civil court. Don't think that they can do any criminal charges.
910462
Yes, if they file for a tax lien
1133265
if your house is worth more than what you owe, the money store should allow you time to sell the house and keep any profit after what is owed. sell the house to a friend as liens follow the property not the original holder and the money store will most likely offer a lesser amount to the new lien holder. (prob. amount owed minus interest.)