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The county of Hawaii sent me a certified letter. I can't get it until tomorrow and it's driving me nuts as to why... I bought property there in April. I'm still trying to sell my house mainland so I'm not in Puna yet. Anyone know why they'd send me a certified letter?
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That would be good... I'm afraid it's some tax nightmare... Thanks...
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It's unlikely the property tax if you bought your land from a reputable realtor.Mine was paid in advance,at the time of purchase,the same about HOA fees.
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The grant deed comes from the Recorder's Office in Honolulu, not from the County of Hawai'i. It's a state office.
Doesn't it say what department it's from at all?
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Originally posted by KathyH
The grant deed comes from the Recorder's Office in Honolulu, not from the County of Hawai'i. It's a state office.
Doesn't it say what department it's from at all?
Nah, I just got the notice I need to go pick it up. I guess I'll find out in the morning.
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The only certified letter I got since I bought our land was the deed. All the tax bills come regular mail.
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It turned out to be nothing. I challenged my property tax rate months ago and settled it. The letter was to inform me of the court date, for the hearing, but also said I didn't need to attend since it was settled. Must be some kind of legalese...
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Garetto,is anything you can tell us about challenging a property tax?
You don't have to talk about your personal case,just in general-like what are the possible cases ..
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