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In reply to the discussion: I think it was deliberate. [View all]mchill
(1,188 posts)42. And they say Texas is better than California for taxes??
I pay 1% of purchase price here and it can only rise 2% a year, making my effective property tax rate about 0.3% at the moment. Yes, it can be unfair, because a new neighbor could be paying much more for a similar house.
As a senior on a crappy pension, Im very thankful for the Proposition 13 that made this so. The precipitate rise in real estate values in the Bay Area was killing seniors in the late 1970s.
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"TFG ALWAYS choose incompetents"..He doesn't have a choice, the A-List of lawyers don't want to
Escurumbele
Oct 2023
#39
Correct. That does not mean she wouldn't have had to ask for a jury before she
rzemanfl
Oct 2023
#43
though in this case, jail isn't a factor... the penalties would only be financial
thesquanderer
Oct 2023
#48
Watch Nicole Wallace from yesterday, that is not true that 80% was thrown out.
Escurumbele
Oct 2023
#41
I'm so glad you were able to get it lowered. That's awful they even tried to screw people
jimfields33
Oct 2023
#27
In California, the property tax valuation might not equal the real estate price
tinrobot
Oct 2023
#25
If you take out a loan the bank will use the appraised value, likely something close to Zillow's
MLAA
Oct 2023
#33
I get it, but in that scenario the bank would do due diligence and would never lend $4.5 million
MichMan
Oct 2023
#54
No, my view is that if the banks lent him way more than his property was worth based on his word
MichMan
Oct 2023
#57
The loan will go against your equity based on the market value of the home. If you paid 100% of your
Escurumbele
Oct 2023
#44
Zillow works for the real estate agents who WANT to sell property for the highest price possible
FakeNoose
Oct 2023
#61
Putin is banking on this also. With tfg in the whitehous there goes all the aid for Ukraine..nt
mitch96
Oct 2023
#30
A Hail Mary doomed to failure. A mistake like this, which has no consequences for the defendant
Martin68
Oct 2023
#23
" There is no way she overlooked requesting a jury trial by mistake." There is, she does seem to be
Escurumbele
Oct 2023
#36