https://www.metrotimes.com/news-hits...home-and-moneyUri Rafaeli, a former Michigan resident, mistakenly underpaid his 2011 property tax bill. When he was notified, he corrected his payment, but still owed $8.41.
Oakland County then seized Rafaeli’s Southfield home and sold it for $24,500 in August 2014, according to Reasons magazine. He originally paid $60,000 for the property.
Zillow estimated that the property is now worth $128,000, as the Southfield area is now popular for real estate.
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November-07-19, 04:15 AM #1
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So, what's up with this Southfield/OC Property Tax case?
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November-07-19, 10:39 AM #2
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There's a bit more info here. Sounds like he got jobbed, and isn't the only one.
Originally Posted by Meddle
https://www.wsj.com/articles/for-8-4...use-1544227055
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