Federal Tax Lien Relief
Economic times are difficult. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has implemented
an expedited process that will make it easier for financially distressed homeowners
to avoid a federal tax lien which would block the refinancing of mortgages or the
sale of a home.
In some cases, the IRS will move a tax lien to second position to allow for the
refinancing of a mortgage to go through while, in other situations, the IRS may
discharge a tax lien to allow the sale of a home to proceed if the home is being
sold for less than the loan amount.
On average, it takes 30 days to apply for and receive a discharge or subordination
of a federal tax lien. There are currently over a million outstanding federal tax
liens tied to real and personal property.
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