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Seriously people why the downvotes for these guys not being up on California law? Also, this particular post specifically calls out "In most places". In most pl
by clarky07 12y ago
Seriously people why the downvotes for these guys not being up on California law? Also, this particular post specifically calls out "In most places". In most places this IS in fact true. Feel free to reply and let him know that California has a special law in place that makes this possible, but nothing he said is worthy of a downvote.
- dragonwriter 12y ago> In most places this IS in fact true. In many places property tax can increase after you purchase a property without California-style Constitutionally-imposed limits; there's very little evidence that this actually makes it reasonably likely for anyone to actually be priced out of property due to value increases in other-than-highly-unusual circumstances.