Foreclosure does not wipe out the tax lien. That will follow the property. For example, prop has 1st for $100k and 2nd for $35k. In this example, the 1st is foreclosing. There is alos a tax lien for $50k. At the auction, the bank accepts a bid for $95k. The first will be satisfied (possible with a judgement for the remaining amount on the first). The 2md will be wiped out (since they elected not to protect themslef on the bid). However, the $50k tax lien will remin with the propety. The new owner will have to satisfy that.
I take it that you lost the house.If that is the case do not worry about it.The bank will pay the taxes when they sell it.The taxes stay with the house so it is the banks problem.
does that include Home Owner Associates fees and a realtor lien?
I had a similar forclosure recently, mine was a condo.
owed about $3500 in back condo fees, some taxes, and a crazy real estate agent who refuse to show the property, advertised it only once in a tiny ad,
he was the (RE broker) also, refused to show for inspections, appraisals etc and
made up a contract which yes I stupidly signed, saying
I’d have to pay him $500+ for 'advertising and a similar cost for REALTOR fees.