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I have one question you should ask yourself: If the borrower has $150,000 cash, then why don't they satisfy their tax lien, get you documentation that the lien has been satisfied, and THEN you loan them the cash? They might need more, but at least you won't be worried that the IRS will take the property you have the priXXXX XXen on.

Just a suggestion. You can do with that suggestion as you please.

Good luck, and I hope this works out for you.

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