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tax liens in MD

Ronald Best
  • Hedgesville, WV
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I am new to the tax lien game, but in looking through the numbers, it appears there should be a ratio of the amount tax owed to the assessed value of the property that successfully determines the probability of reaching the foreclosure steps or even actual foreclosure.  For example home A owes $2000 tax assessment and the assessed value is $250,000. Home B owes $2000 and the value is assessed at $150,000.  Doesn't it sound like house B might be in greater jeopardy? Anyone heard of such a concept?  Thoughts?  Thanks in advance - Ronnie

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