A lien placed on a property because the owner failed to pay property taxes is an example of a:

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AVoluntary lien
BSpecific lien only
CGeneral lien only
DInvoluntary specific lien

✓ Correct answer: D. Involuntary specific lien A property tax lien is involuntary (imposed by law without the owner's consent) and specific (attached to a particular parcel). Voluntary liens, like mortgages, are created by the owner's action.

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