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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] County Records Posted by Jayson on July 19, 2011 at 12:09 AM In Reply to: Re: Come On!! Where is CC and JK when you need them? posted by 427 on July 18, 2011 at 8:22 PM I’ve never heard counties waiving tax penalties on delinquent real estate taxes They have all the leverage, you have none, so they have no need to negotiate against themselves. Larger counties are much harder to work with than smaller counties. I find it best to talk to the department supervisor as they have usually been there longer and better understand how all the pieces fit together within county government. You learn by experience when working with county records. As far as the condo site map, you are looking for something the developer most likely commissioned for marketing purposes. A title company won’t have all the info you’re seeking. How old is the condo development? Was it a conversion needing approval to go condo? Not sure how long cities/counties keep building plans. Wouldn’t seem like it’s practicable to microfiche them, plus it’s a pain to research microfiche and probably not worth the time for the info you seek. The closest thing you probably will find are the plans submitted for permit issuance. They should have most if not all the info you’re seeking. You’ll have to dig around for it. If you can’t find the info, it would help to speak to the inspector reviewing the plans for the permit, if it’s a recent approval. You might also want to check the assessor’s appraisal, although the info is usually rudimentary and to be taken with a grain of salt including the value. The accessor’s map should be all on one page for a condo project. Large projects may incorporate more than one map and more than one book. Follow Ups: Re: County Records 427 2:31 PM, 07/20/11 (4) Re: County Records Jayson 4:20 PM, 07/20/11 (3) Re: County Records Kristine-CA 8:52 PM, 07/20/11 (2) Record Retention Jayson 2:22 PM, 07/21/11 (1) Re: Record Retention 427 5:07 PM, 07/25/11 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : I’ve never heard counties waiving tax penalties on delinquent real estate taxes They have all the leverage, you have none, so they have no need to negotiate against themselves. : Larger counties are much harder to work with than smaller counties. I find it best to talk to the department supervisor as they have usually been there longer and better understand how all the pieces fit together within county government. You learn by experience when working with county records. : As far as the condo site map, you are looking for something the developer most likely commissioned for marketing purposes. A title company won’t have all the info you’re seeking. : How old is the condo development? Was it a conversion needing approval to go condo? Not sure how long cities/counties keep building plans. Wouldn’t seem like it’s practicable to microfiche them, plus it’s a pain to research microfiche and probably not worth the time for the info you seek. : The closest thing you probably will find are the plans submitted for permit issuance. They should have most if not all the info you’re seeking. You’ll have to dig around for it. If you can’t find the info, it would help to speak to the inspector reviewing the plans for the permit, if it’s a recent approval. : You might also want to check the assessor’s appraisal, although the info is usually rudimentary and to be taken with a grain of salt including the value. : The accessor’s map should be all on one page for a condo project. Large projects may incorporate more than one map and more than one book. [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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