Behind on property taxes in Denver, Adams, Jefferson or Boulder County? Sell your house as-is for cash. Back taxes are paid off at closing and you keep the rest.
Back taxes, interest or a recorded tax lien do not automatically mean you cannot sell. Contact your county treasurer to confirm what is owed and which deadlines apply. When the sale terms and title allow, eligible liens may be handled at closing.
A clearer next step, at your pace.
Unpaid property taxes may lead a county to sell a tax lien against a property, and interest or fees can accrue. The process and deadlines depend on the county and the property's tax history. Contact the county treasurer to confirm the current amount and timing.
A title company can identify recorded tax amounts and explain which payoffs can be handled at closing. The amount you receive depends on the agreed price, mortgage payoff, taxes and other liens. We buy homes as-is, pay closing costs and do not charge Realtor fees.
Possibly. The lien and payoff must be addressed as part of the sale, and the available options depend on title, the sale price and any other debt. Ask the county treasurer or title company for the current figures.
It depends on the agreed price minus the mortgage payoff, taxes, other liens and transaction terms. Review the full numbers with the title company before signing.
Some cash purchases can close in about a week after title work is clear, but timing varies with records, payoffs and the details of the sale.
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