| Unlike most of the other states California is one | | | | percent to the already high tax bill. The properties |
| that is a tax deed state and its fiscal year is from | | | | which are not paid for by June 30th of each year |
| January to December and the assessment of | | | | then it will be filled as being defaulted. |
| these property taxes are dealt with from June 1 | | | | On July the first titles to these controlled by the |
| to June 30. But instead of having just a 2008 tax | | | | government and any other bills that are not paid |
| year you will have a 2007 to 2008 and then a | | | | will be boosted by a rate of 1.5 percent for each |
| 2008 to 2009 tax year. | | | | month and 18 percent every year. Although this is |
| These Californian property taxes are dealt with in | | | | a state that deals with tax deeds they do not so |
| two different stages the first installment is on the | | | | easy to do in this particular state, this is put up |
| first day of November and delinquent fees should | | | | for sale within five years of the non-payment of |
| be paid on the 10th of December. The second | | | | bills for the property. The redemption program |
| installment is on the first of February and the | | | | starts on July the first in the particular year and |
| delinquent fees to be paid on the 10th of April, | | | | last for the rest of the five years till the house is |
| and the issue of late payment add a further ten | | | | put up for sale. |