Don’t Loose Your Home: Property Tax Help is Available

Your account may already be incurring monthly interest and penalties if you haven’t paid your 2025 Real Estate Tax. It could get worse if you don’t act fast. Unpaid 2025 property tax bills are only a couple of weeks away from becoming delinquent. These bills were originally due on March 31, 2025.

It’s best to pay your bill on time or contact us if you can’t pay it all at once. If you miss your property tax payment and don’t do anything about it:

• Your account accrues monthly charges.
• There’s a good chance you’ll have to deal with external debt collectors.
• The City can put a lien on your house.
• You could lose your property at a tax sale, which is always a last resort.

But there’s good news: You can avoid all that by getting an Owner-Occupied Payment Agreement (OOPA) and regaining control. The Department of Revenue’s main goal is to ensure tax compliance while providing relief to qualifying households.

Key benefits

With an OOPA, you’ll:

• Bring your account up to date,
• Make affordable monthly payments,
• Stop all extra charges and external collections, and
• Most importantly, you won’t lose your house at a tax sale.

An OOPA provides for affordable payments based on your household income. This way, you can pay your debt, avoid foreclosure, and stay in your home. The City won’t take your property to a tax sale as long as you stay in the programme; we consider you to be in good standing once enrolled and making payments.