Escrow & Title
In Oregon, property taxes are a lien on real property. This type of lien is:
AA voluntary specific lien
BAn involuntary general lien
CAn involuntary specific lien✓ Correct
DA voluntary general lien
Explanation
Property tax liens are involuntary (the property owner does not agree to them) and specific (they attach only to the specific property for which taxes are owed). Tax liens are a priority lien in Oregon, meaning they can take precedence over other encumbrances.
Related Oregon Escrow & Title Questions
- In Oregon, a deed must be acknowledged (notarized) before it can be:
- In Oregon, which of the following is NOT typically an exception in a standard title insurance policy?
- A 'vendor's lien' arises when:
- Which of the following items would appear as a 'debit' to the buyer on the closing statement?
- When a buyer and seller sign closing documents, the escrow officer disburses funds and records the deed. This point is called:
- In Oregon, 'constructive eviction' is related to the covenant of quiet enjoyment because:
- In Oregon, what is a 'preliminary title report' (also called a 'commitment for title insurance')?
- In Oregon, who typically selects the escrow/title company?
Practice More Oregon Real Estate Questions
1,500+ questions covering all exam topics. Start free — no signup required.
Take the Free Oregon Quiz →