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Posted: **Wed Mar 18, 2015 6:12 am**

I would like to know whether there is assistance state, local, or even Federal for the state of Virginia for Real Estate Taxes. I am not quite a senior citizen yet. I am 57. I was laid off around year 2000, and did some teaching but not able to stay on with teaching. So now I substitute teacher which does not sustain me. My father was helping, but he has now passed away this past May. My income is fairly low. Is there any assistance with low income for property real estate taxes, or even with paying other bills such as utilities, etc.?

Posted: **Tue Apr 29, 2014 5:47 pm**

We don't issue loans. Unfortunately property tax assistance is very rare, if it exists at all. While challenging assessments is common, if you owe money then not too many programs (if any) will offer funds to pay a bill. Also, what state? Regardless wry non-profit HUD counseling for homeowner issues. More info is here. http://www.needhelppayingbills.com/html ... _help.html

Posted: **Tue Apr 29, 2014 12:24 am**

Need 800.00 to save our home deb has breast cancer with mastectomy we lost our son due to cancer and had too much on our plate they give till may 31 so could someone please help it would be a small loan to save home it is all we have can try to pay back small payments we
are going through enough 405 434 3388 hope someone can help

Posted: **Tue Feb 11, 2014 9:24 am**

Good morning,

I live in Carol Stream, IL. Me and my family of 4 moved into a house in Carol Stream last year and our taxes have increase both years. Also, with the federal tax increase last year, we're simply unprepared to pay this much increase. We were just able to afford our mortgage and tax payments when we moved in but now with these increases, it's really put us in a difficult position to make these payments every month.

If there are programs or tax breaks that are available, I would be very interested to hear them or to seek counsel with someone and discuss our situation further.

Thanks,

Posted: **Sat May 11, 2013 10:31 am**

I am having problems paying my property taxes. I am a 30 year old female and I am disabled. I had the money saved but we ended up paying for my daughters surgery on her mouth all 4 wisdom teeth had to come out. I don't no what else to do. My property taxes are 395 for the year and we only get 99 dollars for three people for food. I don't want to lose my property home but I have to feed my family. Also can you please help us. Thanks and god bless. We live in Fort Myers Florida.

Posted: **Thu May 02, 2013 2:54 pm**

Dear Sirs,

I’m writing you in need of assistance regarding my delinquent property taxes.... I am employed for the State of Iowa threw social services as a case manager which involves caring for the elderly. I receive 740.00 a month from my job. I’m currently delinquent on my Property taxes and ready to be forced out of my home. I have rang the bell for the Salvation Army in the past, so I turned to their organization and wasn't very successful there, due to not falling in the category. I’m in need of assistance or some guidance on how to go about paying my delinquent property taxes and not losing my home. If you could please respond to my e-mail with any helpful information concerning this matter, it would be appreciated.

Posted: **Wed Apr 17, 2013 6:30 pm**

I am inquiring about assistance for my aunt who has been denied disability from the social security administration and is currently unable to work. She is currently behind on her property taxes and utilities. She also has a gas leak that has caused her not to have gas in her home for a few years now. I have done all that I can to assist but with a limited income myself there is only so much I can do. Is there an agency that can offer her some assistance so that she does not lose her home?

Posted: **Mon Mar 26, 2012 4:58 am**

How can you be paying $900 per month for taxes. Doesn't make any sense. Way too much. Look into the assessment on your home and challenge it. Tale to your local assessor, look into tax rates, and heck, move if the property is really that high. We have information on steps to take, options, and other support here at Tax help page we have on the site. Good luck to you. Also try calling a credit counselor in New Hampshire.

Miller wrote:I am in desperate need of assistance with back property taxes I am a 42 year old man who's only income is ssdi I own my home without any mortgage and now fear I will be homeless as even though I pay the town 900.00 a month leaving me 81.00$ a month to live on the fees and penalties and interest keep piling up I have no transportation and am intimidated by these people I don't know what too do please help. Franklin. NH 03235

Posted: **Thu Mar 22, 2012 8:57 pm**

I am in desperate need of assistance with back property taxes I am a 42 year old man who's only income is ssdi I own my home without any mortgage and now fear I will be homeless as even though I pay the town 900.00 a month leaving me 81.00$ a month to live on the fees and penalties and interest keep piling up I have no transportation and am intimidated by these people I don't know what too do please help. Franklin. NH 03235

Posted: **Fri Jan 20, 2012 3:01 pm**

No, we can't pay off property taxes. We do not provide cash to anyone. We only offer information, guidance, and support to people who are looking for help. So, that being said, here is information for some places to call in Davidson County and Nashville Tennessee. Look for some health care for your parents, medications, and who knows, maybe someone will have some funds for those property taxes.

JohnJackson wrote:Dear Sir/Mam...I live in Nashville, Tennessee. I am contacting you on behalf of my senior citizen parents. They are both over 65 years of age. Their sole income is their social security. I am contacting your office asking for financial help to pay off their property taxes in the amount of $1050. My mother was recently admitted to the hospital for hip replacement surgery and she has to go to physical therapy two to three times a week. Before she was admitted to the hospital for hip replacement surgery, she had to be admitted to the hospital for a flu type sickness. My dad is not in the best of health either. He has a heart problem and high blood pressure. They cannot afford to pay their property taxes because of medical expenses and prescription drug costs and other expenses. I am hoping your office can ease their financial burden and pay off their property taxes this year. I really would appreciate it. If you have any questions please call me. I also would like for you to contact me by E-mail as well to let me know if you can help my parents. Thank you for your cooperation. Sincerely

Posted: **Fri Jan 13, 2012 4:55 am**

There are non-profit creidt counseling agencies that can advise on tax matter, financial planning for a family members death, those certificates, and other matters. That may be your best option in this case. Find a listing of non-profits counseling, debt reduction, and tax agencies here. http://needhelppayingbills.com/html/cre ... ncies.html
They should be able to help you in this matter.

Area51 wrote:My dad died in March, he had a pre-paid funeral thing. His house was given to me but the property axes for 2010 was not paid and now 2011 as well as 2012 taxes are due. 2011 is cheaper cause he did not use trash. They will not let me make payments on 2010 which has to be paid in 2011. Someone bought the certificate and now taxes for 2011 that has to be paid in 2010 will need to be paid. If I can't pay them the guy who bought the certificate will get it in 2013. I need help for 2010 it is 634.00 2011 is 340.00..Please I don't want to loose my dad house. Its paid for.

Posted: **Fri Jan 13, 2012 4:49 am**

Dear Sir/Mam...I live in Nashville, Tennessee. I am contacting you on behalf of my senior citizen parents. They are both over 65 years of age. Their sole income is their social security. I am contacting your office asking for financial help to pay off their property taxes in the amount of $1050. My mother was recently admitted to the hospital for hip replacement surgery and she has to go to physical therapy two to three times a week. Before she was admitted to the hospital for hip replacement surgery, she had to be admitted to the hospital for a flu type sickness. My dad is not in the best of health either. He has a heart problem and high blood pressure. They cannot afford to pay their property taxes because of medical expenses and prescription drug costs and other expenses. I am hoping your office can ease their financial burden and pay off their property taxes this year. I really would appreciate it. If you have any questions please call me. I also would like for you to contact me by E-mail as well to let me know if you can help my parents. Thank you for your cooperation. Sincerely

Posted: **Sun Dec 25, 2011 11:00 am**

My dad died in March, he had a pre-paid funeral thing. His house was given to me but the tproperty axes for 2010 was not paid and now 2011 as well as 2012 taxes are due. 2011 is cheaper cause he did not use trash. They will not let me make payments on 2010 which has to be paid in 2011. Someone bought the certificate and now taxes for 2011 that has to be paid in 2010 will need to be paid. If I can't pay them the guy who bought the certificate will get it in 2013. I need help for 2010 it is 634.00 2011 is 340.00..Please I don't want to loose my dad house. Its paid for.

Posted: **Thu Dec 22, 2011 3:52 am**

Many agencies do not provide help for paying property tax bills. The best thing to do is to call your local town assessor and ask for an installment plan. Also challenge your assessment value in order to get your taxes lowered for the following years. It is free to challenge a home's assessed value. Learn more on here and find tax help and tips and tricks.

Brokaw wrote:To whom it may concern:
I am a single parent of three who is unemployed and I need assistance with paying my 2011 property tax bill. I live in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. If you can please provide with some type of information on who I can contact about getting assistance. My property taxes are due on January 31,2012. I need help soon. Please reply back as soon as possible.

Posted: **Wed Dec 14, 2011 9:17 pm**

To whom it may concern:
I am a single parent of three who is unemployed and I need assistance with paying my 2011 property tax bill. I live in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. If you can please provide with some type of information on who I can contact about getting assistance. My property taxes are due on January 31,2012. I need help soon. Please reply back as soon as possible.

Posted: **Tue Nov 29, 2011 5:10 am**

We do have extensive information on property tax assistance programs, tips, and tricks. Yes, people can lose their home to foreclosure if they can't afford to pay their property taxes, so it is very important that people keep up with them. Just as important as paying your parents mortgage. Find our listing of assistance with property taxes, including consultants, challenge taxes, and other ways to find help. Always call your assessor too to challenge the assessment and to get a lower property tax bill.

Goniners wrote:Could you possibly guide me in the direction of where I could find info, or whom I could contact to get information on assistance for personal property tax payment. This is for my parents who haven't reached age 65 just yet but will in another year but are facing a crisis in their ability to stay in their home and cannot afford the taxes. They live in Hampton, VA. Thank you!

Posted: **Sun Nov 20, 2011 8:13 pm**

Could you possibly guide me in the direction of where I could find info, or whom I could contact to get information on assistance for personal property tax payment. This is for my parents who haven't reached age 65 just yet but will in another year but are facing a crisis in their ability to stay in their home and cannot afford the taxes. They live in Hampton, VA. Thank you!

Posted: **Fri Sep 09, 2011 5:39 am**

So what do you need mortgage help for if you own your home? I guess we are confused here. Is it just the property taxes? Maybe look into an installment plan in Berks County. Or get a new assessment of property. Find our other list of tools to get help with property taxes. While much relies on your local government, homeowners and families do have some options available to them, like installment plans, challenging assessment, and much more.

Tybee wrote:I live in Berks County, Pa, and have only just gotten back to work following injuries that required nearly 4 1/2 years to enable me to even think of working in a part time basis. My property taxes fell behind, and the agencies keep telling me they can help with mortgage payments or rent payments even my own church says this; but they will not help me because my home is owned outright (my dad paid it off in 1989 before he died) WHY ARE THERE NO AGENCIES TO HELP ME, AND OTHER OLDER WOMEN LIKE ME? They would rather put us out of our homes and make us homeless with our belongings in a shopping cart, then help us stay in our homes?

Posted: **Mon Aug 22, 2011 9:19 am**

I live in Berks County, Pa, and have only just gotten back to work following injuries that required nearly 4 1/2 years to enable me to even think of working in a part time basis. My property taxes fell behind, and the agencies keep telling me they can help with mortgage payments or rent payments even my own church says this; but they will not help me because my home is owned outright (my dad paid it off in 1989 before he died) WHY ARE THERE NO AGENCIES TO HELP ME, AND OTHER OLDER WOMEN LIKE ME? They would rather put us out of our homes and make us homeless with our belongings in a shopping cart, then help us stay in our homes?

Posted: **Mon Jun 27, 2011 5:51 am**

Owing $6000 in back property taxes is a lot of money. But you do have some options for this type of situation. There are installment plans, contest assessment, and consultants who can argue on your behalf. Find how to get help with back property taxes. Probably the best solution is to enter into a property tax installment plan, which means you will need to pay a portion of the bill over many months and years. And you need to stay on track and not miss a payment on the installment plan for property taxes.

SandiStanley wrote:I am having a hard time saving my money to pay my land property tax bill. I live in ipswich Massachusetts and make 2000$ a month and cant seem to save up to pay land tax which now i owe 6,000$. Once i get caight up i am sure i can save money to make the rest of my bills.my boyfriend doesnt work to back problems and cant seem to pay all the bills on my own.

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