Anyone who has been through a real estate transaction knows there can be hiccups along the way. While the professionals try their hardest to minimize surprises, sometimes they’re simply unavoidable.

You might want to check for liens on your property if you’re planning to list your home for sale. To improve their chances of a smooth transaction, most buyers conduct a formal title search to make ...

You might think you already know about any liens on a property you already own. However, the fact is they can lurk beneath your radar and pop up at the most inopportune times. Like when you’re getting ...

Achieve reports that liens grant creditors rights to property if debts are unpaid, with options for removal through payment ...

Marriage, siblings, estates and family ownership can all lead to unwanted trouble from the IRS if property is owned jointly. Should one of those joint owners be indebted to the IRS, the tax agency can ...

Notices were expected to start going out to impacted Cuyahoga County homeowners late last week, cleveland.com reported, ...

After a property owner receives a tax lien, it creates an opportunity for investors. You’re allowed to purchase the debt related to that property. To do so, you’ll need to participate in an auction ...

The New Jersey Supreme Court's ruling in 257-261 20th Avenue, Realty v. Roberto, 259 N.J. 417 (2025) has significant implications for New Jersey’s property owners, tax lienholders and municipalities.

Cuyahoga County is preparing to sell up to $40 million in delinquent property taxes to a private firm, affecting more than ...