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Money and taxes
Property tax, the mill levy, TABOR refunds, sales-tax layers, and the local fees that show up when you own or move to a place in Colorado.
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Rio Grande County tax liens are buyer-beware investments
A Rio Grande County tax lien is paper rights only: buyers do their own due diligence, and a lien grants no ownership and no right to enter the property.
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Rio Grande County's GIS map is not a legal boundary survey
Rio Grande County GIS parcel lines help you ask questions, but they are not a survey and cannot settle a legal boundary or title.
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Selling a manufactured home in Sedgwick County needs a tax authentication
Selling a manufactured home means clearing all property taxes and handing the buyer a tax authentication from the Treasurer's Office.
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Senior and veteran property tax exemptions start with the assessor
Senior, disabled-veteran, surviving-spouse, and Gold Star exemptions in Montezuma County run through the assessor and are never automatic.
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Start a Gunnison County parcel check with the assessor
The Gunnison County Assessor's property record search shows owner, legal description, land and improvement details, recent sales, value, and tax history.
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The Yuma County Assessor sets value, not the tax payment
Yuma County's Assessor values property and creates the tax roll, while the Treasurer collects the taxes and answers payment questions.
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Two Adams County homes can sit in different tax authority stacks
Two Adams County homes of equal value can owe different taxes, because each sits in its own mix of taxing authorities and levies.
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Weld County property-tax exemptions have a county application step
Senior, disabled-veteran, and Gold Star spouse property-tax exemptions in Weld County start with eligibility rules and an assessor approval process.
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Weld foreclosure cure starts before the sale
Curing a Weld County foreclosure starts with a Notice of Intent to Cure filed with the Public Trustee before the sale deadline.
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Weld foreclosure starts with a recorded NED
A Weld County foreclosure officially begins when the Notice of Election and Demand is recorded with the Clerk and Recorder.
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Weld manufactured-home tax debt can stop a move or sale
A distraint warrant for delinquent taxes can freeze a Weld manufactured home in place: no move and no sale until the bill is current.
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Yuma County does not send a second-half tax reminder
Yuma County property taxes can be paid in full or in two halves, but no second-half reminder goes out, so the date is yours to track.
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Yuma County's recording index is a starting point, not title advice
Yuma County's online recording index shows what documents exist, but real title answers still need official copies and title work.
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A Boulder address change should reach Assessor and Treasurer
One Boulder County change-of-address form updates both the Assessor and the Treasurer, so tax notices follow you after a move.
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A Boulder BOE appeal follows the Assessor determination
Disagree with the Boulder County Assessor's value? The next step is a written appeal to the Board of Equalization by the county deadline.
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A Chaffee County tax lien certificate is not a deed
Buying a Chaffee County tax lien certificate makes you a lien holder, not the owner; the property owner keeps redemption rights.
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A Denver home business may still need a tax account
A business run from a Denver home can still owe a city sales tax license, plus consumer use tax and OPT questions, separate from zoning.
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A Fremont County tax lien is not instant ownership
Buying a Fremont County tax lien does not make you the owner or give you a right to enter, secure, or maintain the property.
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A Gunnison County value question is not the same as a tax-rate question
A high tax bill in Gunnison County is two questions: whether the value is right, and which districts are collecting the tax.
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A Jeffco mortgage escrow does not remove owner homework
Even when a mortgage company pays your Jeffco property taxes, the owner of record stays responsible for making sure they get paid.
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A Jeffco paid-off loan still needs the deed of trust released
After a Jeffco payoff, a Release of Deed of Trust filed with the Public Trustee is what actually clears the lien from the record.
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A Larimer County home business may have personal property paperwork
Business machinery, equipment, and leasehold improvements can be taxable, which may mean a declaration with the county assessor.
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A Logan County tax lien certificate is not the same as buying the property
A tax lien certificate is a loan to the owner with the property as collateral, not a same-day deed to the land.
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A Rio Blanco County tax lien certificate is not the property
At a Rio Blanco County tax lien sale you buy the lien, not the property — a collection process, not an instant transfer of ownership.
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