Did You Check Your Property Tax Bill?

Posted on November 6, 2009 by Gena Riede

Sacramento,CA

As a Sacramento homeowner it is vital that you check your Property Tax bill. Mistakes are made and believe it or not, if you overpay your taxes for years you may not get reimbursed for what the County feels is your responsibility.  I have seen it happen and it’s not a pretty sight!

Don’t assume your property tax bill is correct…you know what they say about that word, ASSume.

So, all of you new home buyers be sure to double check each year, the statement that you get from the County Assessor’s office and make sure that your taxes are correct.  Even though the County does send your new tax assessment to your bank, it is still your responsibility to make sure those taxes are paid so double check with your mortgage loan servicer that they have your up-to-date property tax bill.

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