Comment by anthonypasq 2 days ago land value taxes would fix this. is too cheap to sit on derelict property 4 comments anthonypasq Reply SoftTalker 2 days ago I don't think it's that simple. If the property is abandonded there's nobody to collect any taxes from. hdgvhicv 2 days ago On which case it’s owned by the state and the state can do whatever it wants. Like rent it out for $10 a year to the local knitting club. dh2022 1 day ago How would the state become the owner of the property if there are no taxes of the property? The owner would probably be the bank or someone that bought the property in foreclosure. But not the state. 1 reply →
SoftTalker 2 days ago I don't think it's that simple. If the property is abandonded there's nobody to collect any taxes from. hdgvhicv 2 days ago On which case it’s owned by the state and the state can do whatever it wants. Like rent it out for $10 a year to the local knitting club. dh2022 1 day ago How would the state become the owner of the property if there are no taxes of the property? The owner would probably be the bank or someone that bought the property in foreclosure. But not the state. 1 reply →
hdgvhicv 2 days ago On which case it’s owned by the state and the state can do whatever it wants. Like rent it out for $10 a year to the local knitting club. dh2022 1 day ago How would the state become the owner of the property if there are no taxes of the property? The owner would probably be the bank or someone that bought the property in foreclosure. But not the state. 1 reply →
dh2022 1 day ago How would the state become the owner of the property if there are no taxes of the property? The owner would probably be the bank or someone that bought the property in foreclosure. But not the state. 1 reply →
I don't think it's that simple. If the property is abandonded there's nobody to collect any taxes from.
On which case it’s owned by the state and the state can do whatever it wants. Like rent it out for $10 a year to the local knitting club.
How would the state become the owner of the property if there are no taxes of the property? The owner would probably be the bank or someone that bought the property in foreclosure. But not the state.
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