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flvegan

(64,407 posts)
7. Proper finding, however, here's some frightening stuff, if true:
Thu May 25, 2023, 10:51 PM
May 2023

"Minnesota is among roughly a dozen states and the District of Columbia that allow local jurisdictions to keep the excess money, according to the Pacific Legal Foundation, a not-for-profit public interest law firm focused on property rights that represented Tyler at the Supreme Court.

The other states are: Alabama, Arizona, Colorado, Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, Oregon and South Dakota, the group said."

Unjust enrichment, anyone?

My state, land of the stupid, at least gets this right (tax certificates and tax deeds sales). Do better.

good BlueWaveNeverEnd May 2023 #1
A good thing just happened. Joinfortmill May 2023 #2
Better late than never but this shit just chaps my ass bad. flying_wahini May 2023 #3
A GREAT decision & unanimous. Other local govts should take note. oldsoftie May 2023 #4
+1000 (nt) Hugh_Lebowski May 2023 #10
So, will this finally put an end to states stealing people's homes yaesu May 2023 #5
You'll still get the boot SouthernDem4ever May 2023 #6
Imagine buying a TV and having to pay the tax every year until you sell it Polybius May 2023 #9
Lits hope, plus corporations get huge prop tax breaks and the increase the prop yaesu May 2023 #11
That has always been a problem - the corps hold communities hostage SouthernDem4ever May 2023 #17
How do you propose cities & counties fund themselves without prop taxes? oldsoftie May 2023 #14
Not saying you're wrong Polybius May 2023 #22
doubtful. Justice May 2023 #21
So you don't want sewers or other local services property taxes provide? ripcord May 2023 #24
I'm just speaking of its constitutionality Polybius May 2023 #25
The penalties and interest were ridiculous Deminpenn May 2023 #26
Proper finding, however, here's some frightening stuff, if true: flvegan May 2023 #7
Michigan also keeps all the loot. Nt yaesu May 2023 #12
This is correct. And many cities/towns sell tax liens to private for-profit investors Justice May 2023 #20
It would also be nice if they did something about how ToxMarz May 2023 #8
I'm not as concerned about that FBaggins May 2023 #15
the county is not making money on these things sindri May 2023 #13
... Crepuscular May 2023 #16
True - especially if there were leans on the property SouthernDem4ever May 2023 #18
Thanks for a more complete and very common picture. nt Hortensis May 2023 #19
I hope the lawyer cannabis_flower May 2023 #23
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