Escrow & Title
In Hawaii, a tax lien on a property is:
AA. A voluntary lien created by a mortgage
BB. An involuntary specific lien for unpaid property taxes, superior to most other liens✓ Correct
CC. A personal liability that does not attach to the property
DD. Released automatically when the property is sold
Explanation
Property tax liens are involuntary, specific liens that attach to the property for unpaid taxes. They are typically superior to most other liens and must be paid to clear title.
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