Escrow & Title
In Maine, property taxes that are unpaid result in what type of lien?
AA voluntary specific lien
BAn involuntary general lien
CAn involuntary specific lien with priority over most other liens✓ Correct
DNo lien — the town must sue the owner instead
Explanation
Unpaid property taxes in Maine create an involuntary specific lien (specific to that parcel) that has priority over most other liens, including mortgages, and can ultimately lead to foreclosure by the municipality.
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