When you own eight homes, it can be hard to keep track of when taxes are due.
My heart bleeds for him.
Almost every place I know of, being four years behind in paying property taxes means the property gets sold at a tax sale.
Maybe the rules are different for Republicans.
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ReplyDeleteSo is paying taxes.
ReplyDeleteIn California it's 5 years, thanks to Depression-era laws intended to save family farms. What's overlooked is the *amount* of the tax. If I bought an $800,000 townhouse here in Santa Clara (1200 square feet, 2 car garage underneath it), I'd pay roughly $8200 per year in taxes. Thanks to Proposition 13 and its lock on property taxes, the McCains pay only $1800 per year on an ocean-front property that's worth at least $2,500,000. How is that fair? It's not. Just another example of how Republicans screw us...
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