OT: Public service announcement. Your property taxes are due in 10 days

[Coronita]

[quote=briansd1]Just put in the street name on the County Tax Collector’s website after the due date and you can find out which of your neighbors are running out of wherewithal.

Look up sales history, infer loan balances and you can get a picture of street level inventory.[/quote]

All clear on my street. My neighbor finally paid 2 years worth of backtaxes, including the $3k penalty. I guess he got a loan mod 🙂

[UCGal]

[quote=briansd1]Just put in the street name on the County Tax Collector’s website after the due date and you can find out which of your neighbors are running out of wherewithal.

Look up sales history, infer loan balances and you can get a picture of street level inventory.[/quote]

It’s amusing to do that on my street.
Half of the neighbors have owned the houses for 20 years or more – so their tax rate is ultra low.

Another 5-6 of us bought from our parents and inherited the prop-13 tax rate.

Then there are the remainder – who bought in the last 7-8 years – paying a lot more. Of course some of the old timers have improved the houses and that might kick it up a bit. (We fall in that category with the companion unit.)

I guess living on a street with 45 year old houses – and many residents who are original owners makes for an interesting snapshot of the effects of prop 13.

[UCGal]

[quote=briansd1]Just put in the street name on the County Tax Collector’s website after the due date and you can find out which of your neighbors are running out of wherewithal.

Look up sales history, infer loan balances and you can get a picture of street level inventory.[/quote]

It’s amusing to do that on my street.
Half of the neighbors have owned the houses for 20 years or more – so their tax rate is ultra low.

Another 5-6 of us bought from our parents and inherited the prop-13 tax rate.

Then there are the remainder – who bought in the last 7-8 years – paying a lot more. Of course some of the old timers have improved the houses and that might kick it up a bit. (We fall in that category with the companion unit.)

I guess living on a street with 45 year old houses – and many residents who are original owners makes for an interesting snapshot of the effects of prop 13.

[UCGal]

[quote=briansd1]Just put in the street name on the County Tax Collector’s website after the due date and you can find out which of your neighbors are running out of wherewithal.

Look up sales history, infer loan balances and you can get a picture of street level inventory.[/quote]

It’s amusing to do that on my street.
Half of the neighbors have owned the houses for 20 years or more – so their tax rate is ultra low.

Another 5-6 of us bought from our parents and inherited the prop-13 tax rate.

Then there are the remainder – who bought in the last 7-8 years – paying a lot more. Of course some of the old timers have improved the houses and that might kick it up a bit. (We fall in that category with the companion unit.)

I guess living on a street with 45 year old houses – and many residents who are original owners makes for an interesting snapshot of the effects of prop 13.

[UCGal]

[quote=briansd1]Just put in the street name on the County Tax Collector’s website after the due date and you can find out which of your neighbors are running out of wherewithal.

Look up sales history, infer loan balances and you can get a picture of street level inventory.[/quote]

It’s amusing to do that on my street.
Half of the neighbors have owned the houses for 20 years or more – so their tax rate is ultra low.

Another 5-6 of us bought from our parents and inherited the prop-13 tax rate.

Then there are the remainder – who bought in the last 7-8 years – paying a lot more. Of course some of the old timers have improved the houses and that might kick it up a bit. (We fall in that category with the companion unit.)

I guess living on a street with 45 year old houses – and many residents who are original owners makes for an interesting snapshot of the effects of prop 13.

[UCGal]

[quote=briansd1]Just put in the street name on the County Tax Collector’s website after the due date and you can find out which of your neighbors are running out of wherewithal.

Look up sales history, infer loan balances and you can get a picture of street level inventory.[/quote]

It’s amusing to do that on my street.
Half of the neighbors have owned the houses for 20 years or more – so their tax rate is ultra low.

Another 5-6 of us bought from our parents and inherited the prop-13 tax rate.

Then there are the remainder – who bought in the last 7-8 years – paying a lot more. Of course some of the old timers have improved the houses and that might kick it up a bit. (We fall in that category with the companion unit.)

I guess living on a street with 45 year old houses – and many residents who are original owners makes for an interesting snapshot of the effects of prop 13.

[NeetaT]

I wonder at what value the “county assessor’s” house is assessed.

[NeetaT]

I wonder at what value the “county assessor’s” house is assessed.

[NeetaT]

I wonder at what value the “county assessor’s” house is assessed.

[NeetaT]

I wonder at what value the “county assessor’s” house is assessed.

[NeetaT]

I wonder at what value the “county assessor’s” house is assessed.

[GoUSC]

My lender pays our property taxes for us. We get a portion impounded every month towards property taxes. I don’t like the fact I am losing interest earnings but noawadays that isn’t much….I DO like the fact that I don’t have to deal with paying my property taxes.

[GoUSC]

My lender pays our property taxes for us. We get a portion impounded every month towards property taxes. I don’t like the fact I am losing interest earnings but noawadays that isn’t much….I DO like the fact that I don’t have to deal with paying my property taxes.

[GoUSC]

My lender pays our property taxes for us. We get a portion impounded every month towards property taxes. I don’t like the fact I am losing interest earnings but noawadays that isn’t much….I DO like the fact that I don’t have to deal with paying my property taxes.

[GoUSC]

My lender pays our property taxes for us. We get a portion impounded every month towards property taxes. I don’t like the fact I am losing interest earnings but noawadays that isn’t much….I DO like the fact that I don’t have to deal with paying my property taxes.

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