Delinquent Taxes
Getting behind on taxes puts your home at risk for being auctioned off for unpaid real estate taxes.
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Typically taxes are collected as part of your mortgage payment and held in escrow until the taxes are due. When the taxes are due, the money comes from the escrow account to pay them. But what happens when the home gets paid off?
If your taxes are not being collected as part of your mortgage payment due to your loan type or once you have paid the mortgage off and an escrow account no longer exist, you as the homeowner are responsible for keeping up the real estate taxes on your home.
In the state of Virginia, your home can be auctioned off for unpaid real estate taxes. As in, if you get behind in taxes and they remain unpaid for a certain period of time deemed excessive by the city or county, then your home may go up for auction. Once your home goes up for auction and it is sold to the highest bidder, you may not be able to get your home back. Typically, just like in a foreclosure, you have up until the date of the sale to pay your back taxes and any other fees that may have accrued or been added to your account.
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DELINQUENT TAXES: Payment of real estate taxes is required unless you are exempt- even if you own your home outright without a mortgage. Usually the mortgage takes care of the taxes from an escrow account but if the home was bought using cash or if the mortgage is now paid off, the taxes are the responsibility of the owner. If you own your home and fall behind in taxes, the city may come and take your home to pay for back taxes.
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