ABCC On Fire

kunamola · 05-13-2009, 06:06 PM

No matter if you think it fair or not to owe taxes to a locality on a home that burns down, you still have a legal responsibility to pay your taxes and if your home was mortgaged to pay that also. Just ask all those former homeowners in Mississippi and Louisiana who had homes blown/washed away by Katrina. Not only did they owe their tax bill for the year they also owed their mortgage payments each month no matter the state or non-state of their dwelling until it is paid off by monthly payments or by handing the lender the insurance payment.

05-13-2009, 06:06 PM	#35
kunamola Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Northern Virginia and Melvin Village, NH Posts: 44 Thanks: 3 Thanked 4 Times in 3 Posts	a business dealing No matter if you think it fair or not to owe taxes to a locality on a home that burns down, you still have a legal responsibility to pay your taxes and if your home was mortgaged to pay that also. Just ask all those former homeowners in Mississippi and Louisiana who had homes blown/washed away by Katrina. Not only did they owe their tax bill for the year they also owed their mortgage payments each month no matter the state or non-state of their dwelling until it is paid off by monthly payments or by handing the lender the insurance payment.