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Exaggeration for effect. Realistically, there'd be a couple of extra zeroes on that figure before they went to that point.
For the IRS to seize an individual's residence, they'd have to be in catastrophic default for more than the value of the home. Tax liens are common, asset forfeiture is less common, but happens. Actually seizing a homestead virtually never happens.
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Exaggeration for effect. Realistically, there'd be a couple of extra zeroes on that figure before they went to that point.
For the IRS to seize an individual's residence, they'd have to be in catastrophic default for more than the value of the home. Tax liens are common, asset forfeiture is less common, but happens. Actually seizing a homestead virtually never happens.
I was thinking property taxes (where, incidentally, the threshold seems to be lower), not income taxes.
Even less likely. It's substantially harder for states or towns to seize residential property than it is for the IRS. Commercial property, sure. The legal exemptions for a building one is actually living in is about 10000 pages long, in some states it's neigh impossible to seize property until the owner sells it or dies, at which point the liens recover the debt.
You may be thinking of *bank foreclosure* auctions which are far, far, far, more common.
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Maryland has a yearly tax sale of all property that has back taxes due on it. The owner have 6 months to pay off their taxes or Anyone can buy your house by offering to cover the taxes on it.
Last year they also were allowing the City of Baltimore to offer any one's home that were default on their water bill. Their were lots of people who nearly lost their homes for bills under $100 before the state told the city to cut it out.
Last year they also were allowing the City of Baltimore to offer any one's home that were default on their water bill. Their were lots of people who nearly lost their homes for bills under $100 before the state told the city to cut it out.
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This Post is written in Elnese, If it was an actual Post, it would make sense.
Most states differentiate between typical residential property and primary residence, or homestead property.
Usually it is much more difficult (legally) to take away someone's actual residency than some other residential property they happen to own.
Usually it is much more difficult (legally) to take away someone's actual residency than some other residential property they happen to own.
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