Property Ownership
Which of the following is an example of a statutory lien in Arizona?
AA mortgage created by the borrower signing a deed of trust
BAn IRS federal tax lien recorded against the property owner✓ Correct
CAn easement for utility lines granted by deed
DA deed restriction created by the original developer
Explanation
A statutory lien arises by operation of law without the property owner's consent. An IRS federal tax lien is a statutory lien; it attaches to a taxpayer's property automatically upon assessment of unpaid taxes and recording.
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