Reminder: Your massive property taxes are due

[desmond]

[quote=SanDiegoDave]”Massive” property taxes in California? Not really. Try living in a state like Wisconsin – about 5% annual, and you get reassessed EVERY year. Texas is bad too. And New York? Fugetaboutit! They have all the high income and sales tax of CA, plus a property tax rate of anywhere from 4-7% depending on your county and regular reassessments.

Low property taxes is about the only thing that California has going for it when it comes to taxation.[/quote]

How do the home prices in those areas compare with CA? 30-40-50%–or more less?

[briansd1]

In Downtown SD, people who don’t pay property taxes when due are next on the distress/foreclosure list.

It happens like clockwork, twice per year.

[briansd1]

In Downtown SD, people who don’t pay property taxes when due are next on the distress/foreclosure list.

It happens like clockwork, twice per year.

[briansd1]

In Downtown SD, people who don’t pay property taxes when due are next on the distress/foreclosure list.

It happens like clockwork, twice per year.

[briansd1]

In Downtown SD, people who don’t pay property taxes when due are next on the distress/foreclosure list.

It happens like clockwork, twice per year.

[briansd1]

In Downtown SD, people who don’t pay property taxes when due are next on the distress/foreclosure list.

It happens like clockwork, twice per year.

[paramount]

NPR ran a story last week that highlighted how low property taxes are in California due to prop 13 – and how prop 13 is real reason why California has budget problems.

All I wanted to do is scream!!!

I have decided to stop listening to NPR, I never knew NPR was on the California State Employee Union payroll.

[paramount]

NPR ran a story last week that highlighted how low property taxes are in California due to prop 13 – and how prop 13 is real reason why California has budget problems.

All I wanted to do is scream!!!

I have decided to stop listening to NPR, I never knew NPR was on the California State Employee Union payroll.

[paramount]

NPR ran a story last week that highlighted how low property taxes are in California due to prop 13 – and how prop 13 is real reason why California has budget problems.

All I wanted to do is scream!!!

I have decided to stop listening to NPR, I never knew NPR was on the California State Employee Union payroll.

[paramount]

NPR ran a story last week that highlighted how low property taxes are in California due to prop 13 – and how prop 13 is real reason why California has budget problems.

All I wanted to do is scream!!!

I have decided to stop listening to NPR, I never knew NPR was on the California State Employee Union payroll.

[paramount]

NPR ran a story last week that highlighted how low property taxes are in California due to prop 13 – and how prop 13 is real reason why California has budget problems.

All I wanted to do is scream!!!

I have decided to stop listening to NPR, I never knew NPR was on the California State Employee Union payroll.

[briansd1]

[quote=paramount]NPR ran a story last week that highlighted how low property taxes are in California due to prop 13 – and how prop 13 is real reason why California has budget problems.

All I wanted to do is scream!!!

I have decided to stop listening to NPR, I never knew NPR was on the California State Employee Union payroll.[/quote]

I felt the same way.

It wasn’t NPR. It was KPBS in San Diego.

That’s why I don’t donate money to KPBS locally. I used to listen to Tom Fudge but he’s such a bad interviewer/reporter.

NPR/PBS, yes, but KPBS, no.

[briansd1]

[quote=paramount]NPR ran a story last week that highlighted how low property taxes are in California due to prop 13 – and how prop 13 is real reason why California has budget problems.

All I wanted to do is scream!!!

I have decided to stop listening to NPR, I never knew NPR was on the California State Employee Union payroll.[/quote]

I felt the same way.

It wasn’t NPR. It was KPBS in San Diego.

That’s why I don’t donate money to KPBS locally. I used to listen to Tom Fudge but he’s such a bad interviewer/reporter.

NPR/PBS, yes, but KPBS, no.

[briansd1]

[quote=paramount]NPR ran a story last week that highlighted how low property taxes are in California due to prop 13 – and how prop 13 is real reason why California has budget problems.

All I wanted to do is scream!!!

I have decided to stop listening to NPR, I never knew NPR was on the California State Employee Union payroll.[/quote]

I felt the same way.

It wasn’t NPR. It was KPBS in San Diego.

That’s why I don’t donate money to KPBS locally. I used to listen to Tom Fudge but he’s such a bad interviewer/reporter.

NPR/PBS, yes, but KPBS, no.

[briansd1]

[quote=paramount]NPR ran a story last week that highlighted how low property taxes are in California due to prop 13 – and how prop 13 is real reason why California has budget problems.

All I wanted to do is scream!!!

I have decided to stop listening to NPR, I never knew NPR was on the California State Employee Union payroll.[/quote]

I felt the same way.

It wasn’t NPR. It was KPBS in San Diego.

That’s why I don’t donate money to KPBS locally. I used to listen to Tom Fudge but he’s such a bad interviewer/reporter.

NPR/PBS, yes, but KPBS, no.

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