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January 6, 2009 at 1:28 PM #325525January 6, 2009 at 1:34 PM #325026
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Participant1. What’s with the big deal about the credit? I’ve found multi-unit apartment buildings with the credit. No owner or management on site.
2. Don’t TV personalities receive a clothing styp? Some also get help with the big hair! From the looks of the ’70’s suits and ties, he should be able to pay a bill. Since Coppertone is probably his main hair care product … well enough said.
January 6, 2009 at 1:34 PM #325362Participant1. What’s with the big deal about the credit? I’ve found multi-unit apartment buildings with the credit. No owner or management on site.
2. Don’t TV personalities receive a clothing styp? Some also get help with the big hair! From the looks of the ’70’s suits and ties, he should be able to pay a bill. Since Coppertone is probably his main hair care product … well enough said.
January 6, 2009 at 1:34 PM #325432Participant1. What’s with the big deal about the credit? I’ve found multi-unit apartment buildings with the credit. No owner or management on site.
2. Don’t TV personalities receive a clothing styp? Some also get help with the big hair! From the looks of the ’70’s suits and ties, he should be able to pay a bill. Since Coppertone is probably his main hair care product … well enough said.
January 6, 2009 at 1:34 PM #325449Participant1. What’s with the big deal about the credit? I’ve found multi-unit apartment buildings with the credit. No owner or management on site.
2. Don’t TV personalities receive a clothing styp? Some also get help with the big hair! From the looks of the ’70’s suits and ties, he should be able to pay a bill. Since Coppertone is probably his main hair care product … well enough said.
January 6, 2009 at 1:34 PM #325530Participant1. What’s with the big deal about the credit? I’ve found multi-unit apartment buildings with the credit. No owner or management on site.
2. Don’t TV personalities receive a clothing styp? Some also get help with the big hair! From the looks of the ’70’s suits and ties, he should be able to pay a bill. Since Coppertone is probably his main hair care product … well enough said.
January 6, 2009 at 1:34 PM #325031(former)FormerSanDiegan
Participant[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker][quote=PadreBrian][quote=patientlywaiting]That property tax bill has a $7,000 homeowners exemption.
If this is indeed a rental, and GC does not live on the property, then GC is committing fraud and the County needs to prosecute him.
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What is this exemption from? How did he claim this?[/quote]Maybe I’m mis-reading your question. But…If you’re wondering what the homeowner exemption is…
Anyone who is a homeowner that uses that property as a primary home of residence can claim a 7000 exemption from prop tax assessment. Deduct 7000 from the assessed value, and your prop tax is computed from that. [/quote]
This amounts to a grand total of about $75 in savings per year.
January 6, 2009 at 1:34 PM #325369Participant[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker][quote=PadreBrian][quote=patientlywaiting]That property tax bill has a $7,000 homeowners exemption.
If this is indeed a rental, and GC does not live on the property, then GC is committing fraud and the County needs to prosecute him.
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What is this exemption from? How did he claim this?[/quote]Maybe I’m mis-reading your question. But…If you’re wondering what the homeowner exemption is…
Anyone who is a homeowner that uses that property as a primary home of residence can claim a 7000 exemption from prop tax assessment. Deduct 7000 from the assessed value, and your prop tax is computed from that. [/quote]
This amounts to a grand total of about $75 in savings per year.
January 6, 2009 at 1:34 PM #325439Participant[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker][quote=PadreBrian][quote=patientlywaiting]That property tax bill has a $7,000 homeowners exemption.
If this is indeed a rental, and GC does not live on the property, then GC is committing fraud and the County needs to prosecute him.
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What is this exemption from? How did he claim this?[/quote]Maybe I’m mis-reading your question. But…If you’re wondering what the homeowner exemption is…
Anyone who is a homeowner that uses that property as a primary home of residence can claim a 7000 exemption from prop tax assessment. Deduct 7000 from the assessed value, and your prop tax is computed from that. [/quote]
This amounts to a grand total of about $75 in savings per year.
January 6, 2009 at 1:34 PM #325454Participant[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker][quote=PadreBrian][quote=patientlywaiting]That property tax bill has a $7,000 homeowners exemption.
If this is indeed a rental, and GC does not live on the property, then GC is committing fraud and the County needs to prosecute him.
[/quote]
What is this exemption from? How did he claim this?[/quote]Maybe I’m mis-reading your question. But…If you’re wondering what the homeowner exemption is…
Anyone who is a homeowner that uses that property as a primary home of residence can claim a 7000 exemption from prop tax assessment. Deduct 7000 from the assessed value, and your prop tax is computed from that. [/quote]
This amounts to a grand total of about $75 in savings per year.
January 6, 2009 at 1:34 PM #325536Participant[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker][quote=PadreBrian][quote=patientlywaiting]That property tax bill has a $7,000 homeowners exemption.
If this is indeed a rental, and GC does not live on the property, then GC is committing fraud and the County needs to prosecute him.
[/quote]
What is this exemption from? How did he claim this?[/quote]Maybe I’m mis-reading your question. But…If you’re wondering what the homeowner exemption is…
Anyone who is a homeowner that uses that property as a primary home of residence can claim a 7000 exemption from prop tax assessment. Deduct 7000 from the assessed value, and your prop tax is computed from that. [/quote]
This amounts to a grand total of about $75 in savings per year.
January 6, 2009 at 1:45 PM #325048Eugene
ParticipantHe also owns a condo in Palm Springs area. He did not claim homeowners exemption for that, and the mailing address for that property in tax records is in Vista. So, it would appear that the homeowners exemption for the townhouse in Vista is legit.
January 6, 2009 at 1:45 PM #325383ParticipantHe also owns a condo in Palm Springs area. He did not claim homeowners exemption for that, and the mailing address for that property in tax records is in Vista. So, it would appear that the homeowners exemption for the townhouse in Vista is legit.
January 6, 2009 at 1:45 PM #325453ParticipantHe also owns a condo in Palm Springs area. He did not claim homeowners exemption for that, and the mailing address for that property in tax records is in Vista. So, it would appear that the homeowners exemption for the townhouse in Vista is legit.
January 6, 2009 at 1:45 PM #325469ParticipantHe also owns a condo in Palm Springs area. He did not claim homeowners exemption for that, and the mailing address for that property in tax records is in Vista. So, it would appear that the homeowners exemption for the townhouse in Vista is legit.
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