It's possible if you pay it or arrange to pay it in a manner that does not adversely affect your debt to income ratio. It can be worked, but more info is needed. Call me to discuss. Gregorio Denny --WeFixRates.Com --

You will most likely not be able to refinance unless the mortgage company (your new lender) is willing to be placed in second position (behind the tax lien) in the event of foreclosure. In this tough lending environment, your chances of refinancing without paying off the tax lien are very unlikely. However, if you do have enough equity to pay off the tax lien through the proceeds of the refinance, this may be a good option for you. Hope this helped.Best regards,Jason VondrakPresidentProspect Financial Group, Inc.www.prospectfgi.com

Hi Matt,There are a few factors that might make it possible. It only takes a few minutes to clearly explain what could be the best option for you.Feel free to call or email me at Matt@PierWestCapital.com or 888-PierWest (743-7937) X 701Best,Matt Davis

The lien will need to be removed prior to funding. If you don't have the funds you may work out a payment plan to get it removed. .... Happy funding, Rudi