Escrow & Title
Which of the following is a general lien that attaches to all of a debtor's real and personal property?
AA mechanic's lien
BA judgment lien✓ Correct
CA mortgage lien
DA tax lien on a specific parcel
Explanation
A judgment lien is a general lien that attaches to all non-exempt real property of the debtor within the jurisdiction where it is recorded, unlike a specific lien (such as a mortgage) which attaches only to a particular property.
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