Levi Gale Where's the "like" button on this thing lol

Originally posted by Levi Gale:Welcome to BP Edwin!

That is the highest in the 50 States.Here is a link concerning that: http://www.bankrate.com/finance/taxes/states-with-highest-gasoline-excise-taxes-2.aspxI'm a Senior Citizen, and I'm seriously considering leaving the State of Connecticut.Raymond

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@Caleb Heimsoth, @Levi T.

Property taxes are levied based on its assessed value, so if the local government didn't have an idea of the size of the property they would not be able to tax you appropriately.

So if there is a judgment entered against your friend, and your friend does not pay it, the injured party may attempt to levy against your friend’s assets to secure the judgment.

Just curious.......AND if you ever listen to Brandon Turner and his feelings on buying a condo as an investment property you would be VERY, VERY careful.I almost bought one some time back.....and the numbers actually worked out.....and I was wondering why there were so many units for sell there and why they had days on market that seemed rather long.....................My Realtor found out that a Special Assessment had been levied by the HOA for $5,000 Dollars to EACH owner and this was going to take affect in a matter of weeks............NONE of the Realtors were disclosing this, but my agent did a little digging and found out.....that $5,000 was do in 12 months so this was going to add  over $400 per month to all the HOAs.........Tread lightly my friend

In addition to the $10k fine Fannie can levy on you, you would also be committing mortgage fraud.  

Here's my thought process...Each property should have it's own LLC for protection sake; this way if anything is levied against one property, the other properties will not be affected.