tax liens: Yes! You can sell your house with a Tax Lien!
- 10/09/22 11:07 AM
Given my background as a former IRS Revenue Officer (25 years) I can assure you that the IRS is more than happy to allow the house to be sold. It saves the IRS the expense of Seizure and Sell of the property. The only thing the IRS and NCDOR for State Certificates of Lien require is that the seller who owes money to the IRS and State not walk away with money that the IRS & State should have received. So the taxpayer owes money to the IRS & State, say $100,000 to IRS and $50,000 to the State. They also own a home worth $450,000. I will explain exactly what the IRS and State will get in each of the following circumstances: 1. Taxpayer sells and owes the bank $100,000. … (14 comments)
Given my background as a former IRS Revenue Officer (25 years) I can assure you that the IRS is more than happy to allow the house to be sold. It saves the IRS the expense of Seizure and Sell of the property. The only thing the IRS and NCDOR for State Certificates of Lien require is that the seller who owes money to the IRS and State not walk away with money that the IRS & State should have received. 
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