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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Property tax on masterlease
I'm looking at buying a property in an estate deal where one of the heirs is willing to carry a mortgage with favorable terms to offset thier high price.
Thier property tax is only 1400 a year but will go up by 14000 once sold. Would a master lease stop them from increasing as a sale current take place until later?