Wake up, indeed! This fool got 74% of the vote? Were the other candidtaes Nazis or something???

YOU MAY ALREADY BE A WINNER OF $10,000,000! lol

I wonder if this could help.

This Congresswoman should not be sworn in, or allowed to sit in Congress.
If she were an attorney, I doubt she would be allowed to sit for the Bar exam.
Her precarious financial situation is a HUGE potential conflict of interest. What happens when a shady business person comes asking her for access and to get her to introduce a bill, vote a certain way, etc. The temptation for her to take a bribe would be overwhelming. Many average Joe/Janes CAN’T get a job if they have bad/questionable credit.

If this woman sits in Congress, the FBI should be watching her like a hawk!

This woman is also another example why Congress has an 18% approval rating!

Wake up people of California!

Roberto

*****Answer is, yes, the bank gets the property tax bill. (And if they don’t pay it, the property starts heading down the road of tax foreclosure.) As to whether the rate of the property tax changes the answer is ‘that depends.’ It depends upon (1) Whether the propoerty had a homestead exemption because it really and truly had been owner occupied (2) Whether the assessor picks up on the change of ownership from resident to non-resident owner (3) When the lose of the homestead exemption will actually show up in the taxes and (4) What the taax period is and when the bill goes out for the tax period . On the last item, most jurisdictions send out tax bills in, say, June 2008, for the taxes that accrued in 2007.
****I think you are also asking if the propoerty will be reassessed at what the lender paid for it at auction versus what the prior owner paid. The answer, in most jusrisdictions, will be yes BUT typically that reassessment in 2008 won’t show up in the tax bill until 2009.