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Which type of lien generally holds the highest priority over all other liens on a property?

Correct Answer

B) Property tax lien

Property tax liens hold the highest priority over all other liens on a property, regardless of when other liens were recorded. In Rhode Island, as in most states, municipal property tax liens are superior to mortgages, mechanic's liens, and judgment liens by statute.

Answer Options
A
Mortgage lien
B
Property tax lien
C
Mechanic's lien
D
Judgment lien

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Related Topics:

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Key Terms:

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