Learn to Profit from Notes with Paper Assets Capital
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What happens with unpaid property taxes?
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All mortgages (or trust deeds) are attached to real property that requires the borrower to pay property taxes generally on a quarterly basis. In the event property taxes remain unpaid for six months, our tax service notifies us immediately. Our well-trained staff members at Paper Assets Capital will contact the borrower to determine why payment was not made on time. If for any reason the borrower has not paid and/or cannot pay, then you (as the lender) will need to make that payment. Failure to make a tax payment could result in a tax lien on the property (which takes priority) or the home being taken for back taxes. Fortunately, these situations are not common.
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