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December 14, 2009 at 9:37 PM #16807December 14, 2009 at 10:54 PM #494098
briansd1
Guestre-fi does not affect property tax assessment.
remodeling a house and getting permits only cause additional assessment on the incremental value.
December 14, 2009 at 10:54 PM #494256briansd1
Guestre-fi does not affect property tax assessment.
remodeling a house and getting permits only cause additional assessment on the incremental value.
December 14, 2009 at 10:54 PM #494644briansd1
Guestre-fi does not affect property tax assessment.
remodeling a house and getting permits only cause additional assessment on the incremental value.
December 14, 2009 at 10:54 PM #494731briansd1
Guestre-fi does not affect property tax assessment.
remodeling a house and getting permits only cause additional assessment on the incremental value.
December 14, 2009 at 10:54 PM #494972briansd1
Guestre-fi does not affect property tax assessment.
remodeling a house and getting permits only cause additional assessment on the incremental value.
December 14, 2009 at 11:15 PM #494118sdrealtor
Participantcorrect a refinance should not impact the assessed value.
December 14, 2009 at 11:15 PM #494276sdrealtor
Participantcorrect a refinance should not impact the assessed value.
December 14, 2009 at 11:15 PM #494664sdrealtor
Participantcorrect a refinance should not impact the assessed value.
December 14, 2009 at 11:15 PM #494751sdrealtor
Participantcorrect a refinance should not impact the assessed value.
December 14, 2009 at 11:15 PM #494992sdrealtor
Participantcorrect a refinance should not impact the assessed value.
December 15, 2009 at 8:16 AM #494188UCGal
ParticipantI’m in your friends situation (except we paid for the house – we bought from my dad.)
Your friend needs to make sure the title and prop 13 rate were transfered. Perhaps that’s her concern. Perhaps she hasn’t done that step. Since her father is dead she’ll need to provide death certificate, her birth certificate (showing he’s her father, etc.) Since my dad was living, we had to get him to sign the form and get it notorized and provide my birth certificate. It can take a few months for the property tax rate to be transfered. They tried to stick us with a higher bill – but we were refunded the balance once the paper work went through.
She needs to transfer the title to her name or else she’ll have issues when it comes time to sell. My husband’s Dad and his siblings inherited a Jersey shore bungalow – it’s still in their father’s name. Grandpa Lucio has been dead for 25 years. It’s a mess now that they’re trying to sell. And a bunch of senior citizens trying to unravel what they need to do to get the title straightened out is NOT a pretty sight. (They’re all in their 80’s)
December 15, 2009 at 8:16 AM #494345UCGal
ParticipantI’m in your friends situation (except we paid for the house – we bought from my dad.)
Your friend needs to make sure the title and prop 13 rate were transfered. Perhaps that’s her concern. Perhaps she hasn’t done that step. Since her father is dead she’ll need to provide death certificate, her birth certificate (showing he’s her father, etc.) Since my dad was living, we had to get him to sign the form and get it notorized and provide my birth certificate. It can take a few months for the property tax rate to be transfered. They tried to stick us with a higher bill – but we were refunded the balance once the paper work went through.
She needs to transfer the title to her name or else she’ll have issues when it comes time to sell. My husband’s Dad and his siblings inherited a Jersey shore bungalow – it’s still in their father’s name. Grandpa Lucio has been dead for 25 years. It’s a mess now that they’re trying to sell. And a bunch of senior citizens trying to unravel what they need to do to get the title straightened out is NOT a pretty sight. (They’re all in their 80’s)
December 15, 2009 at 8:16 AM #494733UCGal
ParticipantI’m in your friends situation (except we paid for the house – we bought from my dad.)
Your friend needs to make sure the title and prop 13 rate were transfered. Perhaps that’s her concern. Perhaps she hasn’t done that step. Since her father is dead she’ll need to provide death certificate, her birth certificate (showing he’s her father, etc.) Since my dad was living, we had to get him to sign the form and get it notorized and provide my birth certificate. It can take a few months for the property tax rate to be transfered. They tried to stick us with a higher bill – but we were refunded the balance once the paper work went through.
She needs to transfer the title to her name or else she’ll have issues when it comes time to sell. My husband’s Dad and his siblings inherited a Jersey shore bungalow – it’s still in their father’s name. Grandpa Lucio has been dead for 25 years. It’s a mess now that they’re trying to sell. And a bunch of senior citizens trying to unravel what they need to do to get the title straightened out is NOT a pretty sight. (They’re all in their 80’s)
December 15, 2009 at 8:16 AM #494821UCGal
ParticipantI’m in your friends situation (except we paid for the house – we bought from my dad.)
Your friend needs to make sure the title and prop 13 rate were transfered. Perhaps that’s her concern. Perhaps she hasn’t done that step. Since her father is dead she’ll need to provide death certificate, her birth certificate (showing he’s her father, etc.) Since my dad was living, we had to get him to sign the form and get it notorized and provide my birth certificate. It can take a few months for the property tax rate to be transfered. They tried to stick us with a higher bill – but we were refunded the balance once the paper work went through.
She needs to transfer the title to her name or else she’ll have issues when it comes time to sell. My husband’s Dad and his siblings inherited a Jersey shore bungalow – it’s still in their father’s name. Grandpa Lucio has been dead for 25 years. It’s a mess now that they’re trying to sell. And a bunch of senior citizens trying to unravel what they need to do to get the title straightened out is NOT a pretty sight. (They’re all in their 80’s)
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