4S Mello-Roos will take 30 more years (2040) to payoff

[fragile]

To find out the MR in Del Sur (or other area of interest), you can follow this link:

http://californiataxdata.us

follow the steps described in the original post. For example, selecting a random property in Del Sur would give me this info:

http://californiataxdata.us/DisplayParcel.aspx?APN=2672310300

The Del Sur area has 2 MR named CFD#14 and CFD#14 IAA, about $3400/year each.

You can click on a row to drill down to see the details, but if there’re no links you have to look it up. To look it up, click on the “Find Bonds” tab at the top, and you’ll see a list of bonds:

http://californiataxdata.us/bond.aspx

Look for CFD No. 14 and CFD No. 14 IAA. The Maturity Date is 9/1/2036 for both of them.

CFD No. 14:
http://californiataxdata.us/BondDetail.aspx?BondId=209593

CFD No. 14 IAA:
http://californiataxdata.us/BondDetail.aspx?BondId=209594

[PKMAN]

[quote=captcha]Parts of MR can be deducted. The way I read the most recent annual report most of the fee is deductible.[/quote]
Yes, but only the portions that are used for maintenance & repair of certain public infrastructures, not the building of these infrastructures. Furthermore, you’d have to proof the the amount (you plan on deducting) are indeed for the maintenance, repair… If you cannot prove, you cannot deduct.

See:
http://www.ftb.ca.gov/individuals/faq/net/909.shtml

[PKMAN]

[quote=captcha]Parts of MR can be deducted. The way I read the most recent annual report most of the fee is deductible.[/quote]
Yes, but only the portions that are used for maintenance & repair of certain public infrastructures, not the building of these infrastructures. Furthermore, you’d have to proof the the amount (you plan on deducting) are indeed for the maintenance, repair… If you cannot prove, you cannot deduct.

See:
http://www.ftb.ca.gov/individuals/faq/net/909.shtml

[PKMAN]

[quote=captcha]Parts of MR can be deducted. The way I read the most recent annual report most of the fee is deductible.[/quote]
Yes, but only the portions that are used for maintenance & repair of certain public infrastructures, not the building of these infrastructures. Furthermore, you’d have to proof the the amount (you plan on deducting) are indeed for the maintenance, repair… If you cannot prove, you cannot deduct.

See:
http://www.ftb.ca.gov/individuals/faq/net/909.shtml

[PKMAN]

[quote=captcha]Parts of MR can be deducted. The way I read the most recent annual report most of the fee is deductible.[/quote]
Yes, but only the portions that are used for maintenance & repair of certain public infrastructures, not the building of these infrastructures. Furthermore, you’d have to proof the the amount (you plan on deducting) are indeed for the maintenance, repair… If you cannot prove, you cannot deduct.

See:
http://www.ftb.ca.gov/individuals/faq/net/909.shtml

[PKMAN]

[quote=captcha]Parts of MR can be deducted. The way I read the most recent annual report most of the fee is deductible.[/quote]
Yes, but only the portions that are used for maintenance & repair of certain public infrastructures, not the building of these infrastructures. Furthermore, you’d have to proof the the amount (you plan on deducting) are indeed for the maintenance, repair… If you cannot prove, you cannot deduct.

See:
http://www.ftb.ca.gov/individuals/faq/net/909.shtml

[all]

[quote=PKMAN][quote=captcha]Parts of MR can be deducted. The way I read the most recent annual report most of the fee is deductible.[/quote]
Yes, but only the portions that are used for maintenance & repair of certain public infrastructures, not the building of these infrastructures. Furthermore, you’d have to proof the the amount (you plan on deducting) are indeed for the maintenance, repair… If you cannot prove, you cannot deduct.

See:
http://www.ftb.ca.gov/individuals/faq/net/909.shtml%5B/quote%5D
Maintenance, repair and interest. Most of the fee covers the interest. The annual report gives you the breakdown.

[all]

[quote=PKMAN][quote=captcha]Parts of MR can be deducted. The way I read the most recent annual report most of the fee is deductible.[/quote]
Yes, but only the portions that are used for maintenance & repair of certain public infrastructures, not the building of these infrastructures. Furthermore, you’d have to proof the the amount (you plan on deducting) are indeed for the maintenance, repair… If you cannot prove, you cannot deduct.

See:
http://www.ftb.ca.gov/individuals/faq/net/909.shtml%5B/quote%5D
Maintenance, repair and interest. Most of the fee covers the interest. The annual report gives you the breakdown.

[all]

[quote=PKMAN][quote=captcha]Parts of MR can be deducted. The way I read the most recent annual report most of the fee is deductible.[/quote]
Yes, but only the portions that are used for maintenance & repair of certain public infrastructures, not the building of these infrastructures. Furthermore, you’d have to proof the the amount (you plan on deducting) are indeed for the maintenance, repair… If you cannot prove, you cannot deduct.

See:
http://www.ftb.ca.gov/individuals/faq/net/909.shtml%5B/quote%5D
Maintenance, repair and interest. Most of the fee covers the interest. The annual report gives you the breakdown.

[all]

[quote=PKMAN][quote=captcha]Parts of MR can be deducted. The way I read the most recent annual report most of the fee is deductible.[/quote]
Yes, but only the portions that are used for maintenance & repair of certain public infrastructures, not the building of these infrastructures. Furthermore, you’d have to proof the the amount (you plan on deducting) are indeed for the maintenance, repair… If you cannot prove, you cannot deduct.

See:
http://www.ftb.ca.gov/individuals/faq/net/909.shtml%5B/quote%5D
Maintenance, repair and interest. Most of the fee covers the interest. The annual report gives you the breakdown.

[all]

[quote=PKMAN][quote=captcha]Parts of MR can be deducted. The way I read the most recent annual report most of the fee is deductible.[/quote]
Yes, but only the portions that are used for maintenance & repair of certain public infrastructures, not the building of these infrastructures. Furthermore, you’d have to proof the the amount (you plan on deducting) are indeed for the maintenance, repair… If you cannot prove, you cannot deduct.

See:
http://www.ftb.ca.gov/individuals/faq/net/909.shtml%5B/quote%5D
Maintenance, repair and interest. Most of the fee covers the interest. The annual report gives you the breakdown.

[all]

[quote=fragile]To find out the MR in Del Sur (or other area of interest), you can follow this link:

http://californiataxdata.us
[/quote]

That website is for PUSD only. Won’t work for SEH.

[all]

[quote=fragile]To find out the MR in Del Sur (or other area of interest), you can follow this link:

http://californiataxdata.us
[/quote]

That website is for PUSD only. Won’t work for SEH.

[all]

[quote=fragile]To find out the MR in Del Sur (or other area of interest), you can follow this link:

http://californiataxdata.us
[/quote]

That website is for PUSD only. Won’t work for SEH.

[all]

[quote=fragile]To find out the MR in Del Sur (or other area of interest), you can follow this link:

http://californiataxdata.us
[/quote]

That website is for PUSD only. Won’t work for SEH.

[Author]

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