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Dennis

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Inheriting real estate

My father owns a house he wants to leave to me. I would like to keep the California property tax unchanged from the low amount my father now pays. What can my father and I do to keep the property tax unchanged. I intend to live in the house for many years and am not very concerned about a tax liability to may be due when I do give it up to sale.

 
 
 
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Submitted 345 days ago...

Tomtodd

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Have your Father sign add your name to the deed with a Quick not (QUIT) claim. When your Father passes, the house is 100% yours, The only exception is if a democrat gets into office, they you will pay a large inheritance tax. You know I am sure that the liberals know what to do with your Fathers live savings better than you ever will Ha! Ha!

I always say, "Help kill baby's, Vote Democratic"

 

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Ruchele

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I wonder if Tom is always this optimistic?

 

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