Property Ownership
A lien that is specific to a particular piece of real estate is called a:
AGeneral lien
BSpecific lien✓ Correct
CJudgment lien
DBlanket lien
Explanation
A specific lien attaches only to a particular piece of property (such as a mortgage, mechanic's lien, or property tax lien), as opposed to a general lien which attaches to all of the debtor's property.
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