Federal tax lien
Question Details: I currently have a federal tax lien against me. I am selling a property in Broward County. Does the lien have to be specifically attached to the property or do I have to satisfy the lien regardless?
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The lien attaches to all real property you own.
Keith Kanouse
If it was a real estate property tax lien it would attach to the property in question. However, a federal tax lien is on you and attaches to all of your property (both real and personal).
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