Common Mistakes to Avoid When It Comes to Property Tax Reassessments in California
When a California home or other real estate is sold or transferred to another person, with the exception of some limited circumstances, property taxes will increase due to triggering a reassessment of the Prop. 13 tax base. The good news is that these exemptions involve transfers and inheritances among certain types of family members. However, these exceptions are not automatic and should not be assumed. If they are not properly planned for, the property tax consequences can be disastrous. Do you have more questions? www.SnyderLawPC.com (949) 333-3702 [email protected]
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