Property Ownership
A property tax lien in Massachusetts is a:
AVoluntary, specific lien created by the owner
BStatutory, specific lien that is superior to most other liens✓ Correct
CGeneral lien that attaches to all property of the owner
DJunior lien that ranks behind all mortgage liens
Explanation
Property tax liens are created by statute (not voluntary) and attach to the specific property. In Massachusetts, property tax liens are generally superior to most other liens, including mortgages.
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