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Discussion in 'California & Nevada (Northern)' started by Edward 96GTS, Dec 3, 2021.

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  1. Edward 96GTS

    Edward 96GTS F1 World Champ
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    Nov 1, 2003
    11,079
    anybody else notice their property taxes have gone up?
    why? do they periodically reassess?
    tia
     
  2. klinkman

    klinkman Formula Junior

    Jan 29, 2018
    543
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    Eric
    New home owner? You don't say where you're from. . .
    Yes. They go up every year (here in California).
    . . . There are only two things you can rely on . . .
     
  3. Edward 96GTS

    Edward 96GTS F1 World Champ
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    Nov 1, 2003
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    monterey ca
    same home for ten yrs. no additions.
     
  4. VAF84

    VAF84 Formula 3
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    Jul 23, 2016
    2,278
    Central Texas
    In most cities they go up every year; at least that I'm aware of. Never heard of someone's property tax not increasing each year.
     
  5. klinkman

    klinkman Formula Junior

    Jan 29, 2018
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    Eric
    Did you get a new assessor?

    The only other explanation I can imagine is that maybe you over paid a bit and the market took the last 9 years to catch up. That's a bonus at least on the property tax front. We're in Morgan Hill also bought in 2011, and it's been nothing but up every year.
     
  6. ylshih

    ylshih Shogun Assassin
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    Mar 21, 2004
    20,413
    Northern CA
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    Yin
    Prop 13 allows a 2% per year increase from the base year assessment. You also have special assessments (bond issues, sewer districts, vector control districts, etc) that get added to the property tax bill. A new addition to that list could bump things up too.

    Your property tax bill should have a breakdown and you can compare to prior years.
     
  7. BrettC

    BrettC Formula 3

    Aug 13, 2012
    2,115
    Calif
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    Brett
    Correct in all senses....mine keep going up due to assessments. Crazy school district bond increases, mosquito abatement, community college district assessments etc.
     
  8. dinoart

    dinoart Formula Junior
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    Oct 30, 2004
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    Westminster CA
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    David
    My 100AC and log cabin is in Cottonwood Tehama county did not go up this year. I was shocked. I called and talked to two ladies at the Accessor Office to confirm. Tehama county is below Shasta County and not too far from Oregon border. Hope the same for next year!
     
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  9. FerrariFinally

    FerrariFinally Formula Junior

    Nov 11, 2018
    558
    Roseville, CA
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    Kevin
    Up, up, up....

    Where are they going to get all the money to pay for......(fill your own wasteful govt program).
     
  10. paulchua

    paulchua Cat Herder
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    Jul 1, 2013
    16,463
    Menlo Park, CA
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    Paul Chua
    No more than 2% a year as long as you don't buy a house. Of course add in all the extra propositions, bonds, measures etc -
     

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