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Tax Lien Transfers a Reasonable Means of Rectifying Property Tax Obligations
Texas Public Policy Foundation has issued a report highlighting the continued need to keep property tax lien transfers as a viable option for property owners in Texas. According to the report by Kathleen Hunker, denying Texans access to tax lien transfers would push property owners into the extremely costly tax delinquency process and would eliminate a "reasonable and cost-effective means of bringing {their} tax debt under control."
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