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Liens and title problems

A lien on your house doesn’t always stop a sale.

Liens can affect the closing process, but many properties with liens can still be sold once what’s owed is identified and a plan is in place. Tell us what you know and we’ll review it.

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  • Tax, HOA, judgment or contractor liens
  • Reviewed with a title company
  • Honest about what’s possible
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Common types of liens

  • Property tax liens
  • HOA liens
  • Judgment liens
  • Mechanic’s or contractor liens
  • Other recorded claims found during title work

How liens are usually handled at closing

During a sale, title work identifies recorded liens. The amount owed and requirements for resolving each one are determined as part of the transaction, and they’re often paid from the sale proceeds at closing. The details depend on the lien, the amount and what the title company requires.

Tip: the earlier you mention a known lien, the more realistic our timeline and offer can be.

What we’ll ask about

The type of lien, the approximate balance if you know it, whether there’s also a mortgage, and any notices you’ve received. You don’t need exact figures to start — the title process helps confirm them.

How it works

Four steps. You’re in control at every one.

Timing depends on the property, title work, documents and the terms you agree to. We’d rather set realistic expectations than promise every house the same date.

  1. 1

    Tell us about the property

    Share the address and a few basics. No professional photos or perfectly clean house needed.

  2. 2

    We review the details

    Location, condition, comparable sales, needed work, and anything else that shapes what we can offer.

  3. 3

    Review your offer

    If the house fits our criteria, we walk you through the terms. Ask anything before you decide.

  4. Move toward closing

    If you accept, the sale moves through the appropriate title and closing process with clear next milestones.

Questions, answered

Common questions

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Will a lien prevent me from selling?

Not always. It can affect closing, but many liens are resolved as part of the sale. A title company confirms what’s required.

What if the liens are more than the house is worth?

Tell us your situation. Whether a sale works depends on the full picture; we’ll be straightforward about it.

Do I need to pay off the lien before contacting you?

No. Tell us about it and we’ll review the property with that in mind.

Ready to see what your house could sell for?

Tell us about the property or give us a call. There’s no obligation to accept an offer.

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