Vague and hypothetical, but does anyone have a general rule of thumb as to if/when the IRS will exercise its right of redemption on a foreclosed property?
Case in point: Property purchased at mortgage foreclosure auction. Former owner owes over 100K in taxes, property has a tax lien. IRS has 120 days to redeem, pay off winning bidder, and then sell to recoup. Question is... when will they? Obviously the amount of the lien plays a role (bigger the lien more likely they will, I would assume).
We have never seen the IRS take the property but they want to make sure no monies go back to the borrower so if their is equity then they may redeem it