Property Ownership
Which of the following is a voluntary lien on New Mexico real property?
AJudgment lien
BTax lien
CMechanic's lien
DMortgage/deed of trust lien✓ Correct
Explanation
A mortgage or deed of trust lien is voluntarily placed on property by the owner as security for a loan. Judgment, tax, and mechanic's liens are all involuntary—imposed without the owner's direct consent.
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