How to use the county property tax site

[davelj]

He’s a danger to his own financial health as well as that of anyone who pays heed to anything he has to say. Given the destruction he’s caused to folks who heeded his “wisdom,” I will deem Life to be modestly fair if he loses the vast majority of his earthly possessions as well as his job and pulpit during this downturn. But I doubt Life’s that fair.

[patientlywaiting]

January 5th and the taxes a still due. I doubt that the County is that late in posting the payment.

Actually the County goes by postmark. I used mail mine on due date, I now use bill-pay from my bank. Regardless of when they receive the check (a few days later), they will still post payment as paid on 12/10/2008.

[patientlywaiting]

January 5th and the taxes a still due. I doubt that the County is that late in posting the payment.

Actually the County goes by postmark. I used mail mine on due date, I now use bill-pay from my bank. Regardless of when they receive the check (a few days later), they will still post payment as paid on 12/10/2008.

[patientlywaiting]

January 5th and the taxes a still due. I doubt that the County is that late in posting the payment.

Actually the County goes by postmark. I used mail mine on due date, I now use bill-pay from my bank. Regardless of when they receive the check (a few days later), they will still post payment as paid on 12/10/2008.

[patientlywaiting]

January 5th and the taxes a still due. I doubt that the County is that late in posting the payment.

Actually the County goes by postmark. I used mail mine on due date, I now use bill-pay from my bank. Regardless of when they receive the check (a few days later), they will still post payment as paid on 12/10/2008.

[patientlywaiting]

January 5th and the taxes a still due. I doubt that the County is that late in posting the payment.

Actually the County goes by postmark. I used mail mine on due date, I now use bill-pay from my bank. Regardless of when they receive the check (a few days later), they will still post payment as paid on 12/10/2008.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Interesting find.

Plenty of other possible explanations:
Are there any lawsuits related to the property ? Is it being sold, transferred or refinanced. If his loan has impounds, did the lender fail to pay the taxes ?

He could be making the decision to let it go, or it could be any number of issues.

Time will tell.

Has anyone on this board ever had their lender fail to pay impounded taxes on time ?

It happened to me once in the late 1990’s and they ended up paying the fine for me. Luckily, I am not in the financial media business.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Interesting find.

Plenty of other possible explanations:
Are there any lawsuits related to the property ? Is it being sold, transferred or refinanced. If his loan has impounds, did the lender fail to pay the taxes ?

He could be making the decision to let it go, or it could be any number of issues.

Time will tell.

Has anyone on this board ever had their lender fail to pay impounded taxes on time ?

It happened to me once in the late 1990’s and they ended up paying the fine for me. Luckily, I am not in the financial media business.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Interesting find.

Plenty of other possible explanations:
Are there any lawsuits related to the property ? Is it being sold, transferred or refinanced. If his loan has impounds, did the lender fail to pay the taxes ?

He could be making the decision to let it go, or it could be any number of issues.

Time will tell.

Has anyone on this board ever had their lender fail to pay impounded taxes on time ?

It happened to me once in the late 1990’s and they ended up paying the fine for me. Luckily, I am not in the financial media business.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Interesting find.

Plenty of other possible explanations:
Are there any lawsuits related to the property ? Is it being sold, transferred or refinanced. If his loan has impounds, did the lender fail to pay the taxes ?

He could be making the decision to let it go, or it could be any number of issues.

Time will tell.

Has anyone on this board ever had their lender fail to pay impounded taxes on time ?

It happened to me once in the late 1990’s and they ended up paying the fine for me. Luckily, I am not in the financial media business.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Interesting find.

Plenty of other possible explanations:
Are there any lawsuits related to the property ? Is it being sold, transferred or refinanced. If his loan has impounds, did the lender fail to pay the taxes ?

He could be making the decision to let it go, or it could be any number of issues.

Time will tell.

Has anyone on this board ever had their lender fail to pay impounded taxes on time ?

It happened to me once in the late 1990’s and they ended up paying the fine for me. Luckily, I am not in the financial media business.

[ocrenter]

let’s not go around assuming this is not owner occupied. I really didn’t want this to turn into a “fraud” thing.

so let’s just say this is owner occupied and he forgot the property tax was due.

one key thing is once you miss the due date, whether you pay now or whether you pay in April, you still have to pay the fine.

so I think waiting for April to see if that installment is paid or not is going to be more telling.

[ocrenter]

let’s not go around assuming this is not owner occupied. I really didn’t want this to turn into a “fraud” thing.

so let’s just say this is owner occupied and he forgot the property tax was due.

one key thing is once you miss the due date, whether you pay now or whether you pay in April, you still have to pay the fine.

so I think waiting for April to see if that installment is paid or not is going to be more telling.

[ocrenter]

let’s not go around assuming this is not owner occupied. I really didn’t want this to turn into a “fraud” thing.

so let’s just say this is owner occupied and he forgot the property tax was due.

one key thing is once you miss the due date, whether you pay now or whether you pay in April, you still have to pay the fine.

so I think waiting for April to see if that installment is paid or not is going to be more telling.

[ocrenter]

let’s not go around assuming this is not owner occupied. I really didn’t want this to turn into a “fraud” thing.

so let’s just say this is owner occupied and he forgot the property tax was due.

one key thing is once you miss the due date, whether you pay now or whether you pay in April, you still have to pay the fine.

so I think waiting for April to see if that installment is paid or not is going to be more telling.

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