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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index
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To: kikogrey who wrote (30802)5/6/2005 10:02:22 AM
From: The WharfRead Replies (1) of 306849
 
You can move your tax base with you in LA County so if you wish to move that is a plus for you. I as you have been in my house for many years.

This house has been remodeled a couple of times and right now I am thinking about redoing portions of it but the cost is outrageous and the inconvenience cost is another one I dread.

Many houses in my area are just ripped down and new ones built so the shape of the landscape about me is changing into large houses with as many as 7 bathrooms and 4 bedrooms which I think is ridiculous. Roman tub era vbg

Prop taxes are high when you compare them to those of us who fall under prop 13. I wonder what will happen when houses decline and taxes should do so with them.
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