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nostradamus
ParticipantIs this because of what you heard on NPR today? They were interviewing people about politics and one of those interviewed said he seriously thinks there will be an assassination attempt on S. Obama.
Hopefully the candidates’ security teams have also considered this. I don’t reckon anyone armed can get close enough to do it. Unless it’s an insider grassy knoll type situation.
I sure hope this doesn’t happen, IMO the consequences will make the LA Riots look like a family bbq. I think we might also have riots if McCain wins.
BTW is this why McCain will break tradition by spending election night in a closed room?
nostradamus
ParticipantIs this because of what you heard on NPR today? They were interviewing people about politics and one of those interviewed said he seriously thinks there will be an assassination attempt on S. Obama.
Hopefully the candidates’ security teams have also considered this. I don’t reckon anyone armed can get close enough to do it. Unless it’s an insider grassy knoll type situation.
I sure hope this doesn’t happen, IMO the consequences will make the LA Riots look like a family bbq. I think we might also have riots if McCain wins.
BTW is this why McCain will break tradition by spending election night in a closed room?
nostradamus
ParticipantAre you considering defaulting or filing for bankruptcy? Poor credit can affect you in many ways.
You seem repentant, how about a little self-flagellation in the form of a second job until the debts are paid? If that is possible where you are. Also, I’d say the wife needs to help out by getting a paying job as well.
Hopefully your BA in econ will have taught you budgeting.
nostradamus
ParticipantAre you considering defaulting or filing for bankruptcy? Poor credit can affect you in many ways.
You seem repentant, how about a little self-flagellation in the form of a second job until the debts are paid? If that is possible where you are. Also, I’d say the wife needs to help out by getting a paying job as well.
Hopefully your BA in econ will have taught you budgeting.
nostradamus
ParticipantAre you considering defaulting or filing for bankruptcy? Poor credit can affect you in many ways.
You seem repentant, how about a little self-flagellation in the form of a second job until the debts are paid? If that is possible where you are. Also, I’d say the wife needs to help out by getting a paying job as well.
Hopefully your BA in econ will have taught you budgeting.
nostradamus
ParticipantAre you considering defaulting or filing for bankruptcy? Poor credit can affect you in many ways.
You seem repentant, how about a little self-flagellation in the form of a second job until the debts are paid? If that is possible where you are. Also, I’d say the wife needs to help out by getting a paying job as well.
Hopefully your BA in econ will have taught you budgeting.
nostradamus
ParticipantAre you considering defaulting or filing for bankruptcy? Poor credit can affect you in many ways.
You seem repentant, how about a little self-flagellation in the form of a second job until the debts are paid? If that is possible where you are. Also, I’d say the wife needs to help out by getting a paying job as well.
Hopefully your BA in econ will have taught you budgeting.
nostradamus
ParticipantThat’s the beauty of home ownership via the plain old 30 year mortgage. Inflation goes up, you pay the same amount but with weaker dollars. It’s also a factor to consider when you calculate the ownership premium to see if those rentals pencil out.
nostradamus
ParticipantThat’s the beauty of home ownership via the plain old 30 year mortgage. Inflation goes up, you pay the same amount but with weaker dollars. It’s also a factor to consider when you calculate the ownership premium to see if those rentals pencil out.
nostradamus
ParticipantThat’s the beauty of home ownership via the plain old 30 year mortgage. Inflation goes up, you pay the same amount but with weaker dollars. It’s also a factor to consider when you calculate the ownership premium to see if those rentals pencil out.
nostradamus
ParticipantThat’s the beauty of home ownership via the plain old 30 year mortgage. Inflation goes up, you pay the same amount but with weaker dollars. It’s also a factor to consider when you calculate the ownership premium to see if those rentals pencil out.
nostradamus
ParticipantThat’s the beauty of home ownership via the plain old 30 year mortgage. Inflation goes up, you pay the same amount but with weaker dollars. It’s also a factor to consider when you calculate the ownership premium to see if those rentals pencil out.
nostradamus
ParticipantHello. Here’s what’s on the assessor’s website:
Q. When can I appeal my assessed value?
A. Under State law, if the current market value of your property (recent comparable sales) falls below the assessed or taxable value as shown on your tax bill, the Assessor’s Office is required to lower the assessment. This type of property tax relief generally applies to recently purchased property. There are two periods during the year in which the taxpayer may appeal their assessed value for a temporary reduction:
(1) Between March through May:
During this period, the taxpayer may submit a written request to the Assessor, indicating their opinion of value and providing supporting documentation, such as sales of comparable properties or a recent appraisal. For more information, call (858) 505-6262.
(2) Between July 2 and November 30:
During this period, the taxpayer must file an application form. Appeal forms can be obtained and must be filed with the Clerk of the Board at 1600 Pacific Highway, Room 402, San Diego, CA 92101-2471. For more information, call (619) 531-5777.It doesn’t sound like there are any fees. I’ve heard getting it done is easy and quick. Anyone here get it done? If I were you I’d get it done ASAP then if your price goes down even more I’d get it done again (you might want to ask if there is a limitation of how many times you can get it re-assessed).
nostradamus
ParticipantHello. Here’s what’s on the assessor’s website:
Q. When can I appeal my assessed value?
A. Under State law, if the current market value of your property (recent comparable sales) falls below the assessed or taxable value as shown on your tax bill, the Assessor’s Office is required to lower the assessment. This type of property tax relief generally applies to recently purchased property. There are two periods during the year in which the taxpayer may appeal their assessed value for a temporary reduction:
(1) Between March through May:
During this period, the taxpayer may submit a written request to the Assessor, indicating their opinion of value and providing supporting documentation, such as sales of comparable properties or a recent appraisal. For more information, call (858) 505-6262.
(2) Between July 2 and November 30:
During this period, the taxpayer must file an application form. Appeal forms can be obtained and must be filed with the Clerk of the Board at 1600 Pacific Highway, Room 402, San Diego, CA 92101-2471. For more information, call (619) 531-5777.It doesn’t sound like there are any fees. I’ve heard getting it done is easy and quick. Anyone here get it done? If I were you I’d get it done ASAP then if your price goes down even more I’d get it done again (you might want to ask if there is a limitation of how many times you can get it re-assessed).
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