Escrow & Title
In Texas, real property taxes are considered a(n):
AVoluntary lien
BSpecific involuntary lien that takes priority over most other liens✓ Correct
CGeneral lien against all of the owner's property
DJunior lien subordinate to the first mortgage
Explanation
Texas property taxes create a specific involuntary lien that attaches to the individual property and generally takes priority over other liens, including mortgages. Delinquent taxes can lead to tax foreclosure.
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