URGENT: Prop 19 Could Cost Your Children Thousands in Property Taxes
Is Your Estate Plan Protecting Your Family's Low Property Tax Base?
If you own a California home with a low property tax base, Prop 19 may have changed everything about how you can pass that tax advantage to your children. Many homeowners are discovering that their carefully crafted Living Trust may no longer protect their family from significant property tax increases.
The Critical Questions You Need Answered:
- Will your children be able to keep your low property tax rate?
- What happens if your home's value exceeds your tax base by more than $1 million?
- Can you transfer your property now and still live in your home?
- Should you use an irrevocable gift trust instead of your Living Trust?
Download Our Free Prop 19 FAQ Guide
Get clear, straightforward answers to the 8 most critical questions California homeowners are asking about Prop 19 and property tax transfers. This essential guide explains:
✓ How the $1 million exemption really works
✓ Why timing matters for property transfers
✓ The difference between Living Trusts and irrevocable gift trusts
✓ How to potentially preserve both tax benefits AND step-up in basis
✓ Options for rental properties and vacation homes
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Don't let confusion about Prop 19 cost your family thousands in unnecessary property taxes.
