A federal tax lien that has been recorded is a lien against all the real property owned or subsequently acquired by the delinquent taxpayer.

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A federal tax lien is a legal claim against a taxpayer's property when they have failed to pay their federal taxes. The lien is not limited to a specific property, but applies to all the real property owned or subsequently acquired by the delinquent taxpayer. This means that any property the taxpayer gets or owns after the lien is recorded will also be subject to the lien.

A Federal Tax Lien That Has Been Recorded Is a Lien