Escrow & Title
A Nebraska property has a tax lien from unpaid property taxes. At closing, this lien is:
AThe buyer's responsibility to pay after closing
BTypically paid from seller's proceeds at closing✓ Correct
CForgiven upon sale of the property
DTransferred to the buyer as part of the sale
Explanation
Tax liens are typically paid from the seller's proceeds at closing to convey clear title. The title company ensures tax liens are satisfied before issuing title insurance.
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