Your mortgage ends. Your property taxes don't. It's time to stop paying the government for land you already own.
Even after paying off a 30-year mortgage, failing to pay property taxes means the government can seize your home. That’s not true ownership; it’s paying perpetual rent to the state.
Thousands of retired Americans on fixed incomes are priced out of their communities every year. The homes they have lived in for 40 years suddenly become unaffordable, not because of a mortgage they chose, but because of a tax bill they can’t control.
You paid income tax on the money you earned to buy your home. The government already taxed that transaction. Taxing the asset's value every single year afterward is taxing the exact same wealth twice, indefinitely.
When the real estate market heats up, your tax bill skyrockets even if your paycheck stays the same. Working families who bought modest homes are routinely taxed out of neighborhoods they have lived in for decades.
States and localities can fund schools and public services through sales taxes, income taxes, and user fees. We can fund our communities without placing a permanent, threatening lien on every homeowner's primary asset.
If you invest in your home, the government rewards you with a higher tax bill. This system actively penalizes homeowners who try to improve their properties and revitalize their neighborhoods.
"No power on earth has a right to take our property from us without our consent."
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