Lien or Title Problems with Your Austin House?
Don't be discouraged! After hundreds of transactions, we
have become experts at dealing with these situations.
When trying to sell your Austin house sometimes situations arise that can hinder your sale. A lien, judgement or clouded title can stop a buyer in their tracks. Troubled Homeowner has the resources to get your title problems negotiated and cleared so your house can be sold.
We can solve many of these problems for you in a flash!
Resolving title issues can sometimes be done by yourself. But generally most homeowners don't know where to start or don't have the money to fix the problem. Below are tips to use to resolve your title problems.
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Just Call. Talk to the lien/judgement holder. Pending on how long the lien has been placed against your house, often times you can offer them a small percentage of the balance to settle the issue Let them know that you really want to work this out. In closing make sure they understand that is good opportunity on the table and a good time to reslove the lien/judgement.
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Learn the process and procedure for recording different types of liens. Sometimes the lien holder does not follow the correct procedures and they improperly record the lien. In this situation the lien can be released and discarded. Needless to say, this is one area of the law that is very complex, thus it may be worthwhile to consult an attorney.
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IRS Liens.In rare cases, an IRS lien may prevent someone from gaining employment, or earning income. For example, a general contractor who is in the business of purchasing and reselling property would have difficulty earning an income if a lien attached to every piece of property he bought. In these cases, try to prove to the IRS that the lien is causing a severe economic hardship, and discuss resolution options.
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