Just a friendly reminder, given all the distractions that are going on with the Coronavirus and stay at home orders.
Property taxes are due April 10th , or Friday, if your taxes aren’t being paid from an impound account tied to a loan.
There is no automatic extension or automatic waiver of late fees if you are somehow impacted. However, if you are having trouble paying , the county assessor’s office is stating you should call them and they will consider waiving late fees on a case by case basis.
The accessors office is pretty reasonable imho. The last purchase, I forgot to pay a supplemental by a few weeks, and I simply called and explained I didn’t get the supplemental in time. They told me to go to the website make a payment, and they didn’t charge a late fee thereafter. The same thing with the City of San Diego rental business tax that I use to forget…They waived their late fees a few times too.
I almost forgot to pay some of the prop taxes now that it’s not being automatically paid from an loan’s impound account. Thought I’d remind anyone else that might have forgotten. One of my old tenants that bought a house reminded me, lol.
[quote=ltsddd][quote=Coronita][quote=ltsddd]Did they give you a courtesy notice?[/quote]
Nope. Maybe in my spam box.[/quote]
I hope they did. Otherwise, that says something about these renters (it’s not like they have to pen a letter and snail mail it).[/quote]
not following… I thought you meant if the assessor’s office sent out a courtesy notice reminding folks about property taxes… They probably did a few months ago.
If you were referring to my tenants, none of them have sent me any notice because all of my tenants so far have paid in full on time (knock on wood). All except one is not in the service industry. And the one that is sold her SFH in the other state, so she should have sufficient equity. Fingers crossed in May. I think 770 is the lowest credit score of all my tenants. I forget.
[quote=ltsddd]Got it. I thought you said one of your tenants didn’t pay rent.[/quote]
My relative has a non-ontime payment in LA. I guess the guy runs a business and his customer in China hasn’t paid him yet in over 2 months.
We worked out a payment plan for him. He’s sending $1300 biweekly. My relative isn’t too worried. No mortgage , property tax rate from the 1980ies lol.
HOA fees more than property tax. lol.
LA is getting hit hard because the most of the entertainment sector which employs a lot of people are shutdown.
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