Escrow & Title
In North Dakota, which lien takes priority over all other liens, including mortgages, regardless of recording date?
AFirst recorded mortgage
BProperty tax lien✓ Correct
CJudgment lien
DMechanic's lien
Explanation
Property tax liens are generally 'super-priority' liens in North Dakota, meaning they take priority over other recorded liens regardless of when they were recorded. An unpaid property tax lien can lead to loss of the property even if there is a prior mortgage.
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