Options When Facing a Tax Lien Foreclosure

Options When Facing a Tax Lien Foreclosure

Foreclosures| Lien Foreclosures| Tax Foreclosures
April 07, 2022•1 min read

Unfortunately, a homeowner has very few options when facing a tax lien foreclosure.

The options come down to:

  • Pay the taxes

  • Sell the property to recapture some of the equity before the foreclosure

  • Lose the property to the tax lien

Taxes can be paid on the Maricopa County Treasurer site. If a homeowner feels they are unable to pay all due taxes, they might consider selling the property to avoid losing all their equity to the foreclosure.

SAHA works with homeowners experiencing tax lien foreclosure to understand the issue. Sometimes, we find vacant properties and seek to locate the owners or heirs in order to buy the property. This also will result in the owners or heirs getting cash instead of allowing the property to be lost to auction.

Not sure how to find your parcel number or pay your taxes? Check out our articles on How to Pay Property Taxes Online for step by step directions.

Unable to pay your taxes and wondering how long you have until it becomes a tax lien? Check out our article on Tax Liens for more information.

Wondering how long before a tax lien can go into foreclosure? Check out our Tax Lien Foreclosure Timeline to find out more!

The SAHA Group is a company that buys and sells real estate, and no you don’t have to be in danger of losing it for us to buy it. But when it comes to working with homeowners, buying the property is not necessarily our number one priority. In fact, our favorite stories are where we don’t ever buy a property at all, because helping someone keep their home serves as a reminder to the personal experiences some of us have gone through when fighting to not lose our own homes to a foreclosure.

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The SAHA Group is a company that buys and sells real estate, and no you don’t have to be in danger of losing it for us to buy it. But when it comes to working with homeowners, buying the property is not necessarily our number one priority. In fact, our favorite stories are where we don’t ever buy a property at all, because helping someone keep their home serves as a reminder to the personal experiences some of us have gone through when fighting to not lose our own homes to a foreclosure.

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