The 2nd lien holder will be responsible for paying off the 1st lien holder’s legal fees if he intends to pay off the first and “save” his investment.  

@Sweta Govani Great questions, Sweta — and smart to dig into this before moving forward.What this means: The title company likely found an unpaid debt (like a contractor lien, judgment, or old mortgage) attached to the property.

So no inheritance tax. 

I'm just starting my real estate investment journey and would like to hear form investors who have used tax liens and deeds as part of their acquisition or investment strategy. 

He insists I’ll only ever hold a lien on the property.Why this matters:No SSN & no credit history: lenders either won’t lend to me or demand 30–35% down and sky-high rates.Lien vs.

They also never called me to give me a quote and get my approval to move forward.They're talking about putting a lien on my property if I don't pay them nearly $1k.

We looked at tax lien investing pretty hard, and I actually did some of it many years ago.  

Not letting me uploaded images - not sure why.David, was this a sheriff or tax foreclosure sale in which the winning bid \was for more than the taxes or lien owed and the person being foreclosed on did not apply for the overage?  

I doubt Unique lands academy has anything of value to offer re: tax deeds and liens.

@Jamal Moore what is a "Tax Fortified" property.