How to Avoid Property Tax Reassessment After Inheriting a Home in California (Prop 19)

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How to Avoid Property Tax Reassessment After Inheriting a Home in California (Prop 19) // If you've just inherited your parents' primary residence in California, you might be facing a challenging situation regarding property taxes. Under Proposition 19, the rules for avoiding property tax reassessment have changed significantly. Before, you could inherit the property and keep your parents' low property tax rate without many restrictions. Now, there are specific steps you must take to avoid a potentially hefty property tax increase. In this video, estate planning lawyer Edmund Yan will walk you through how you can avoid or minimize property tax reassessment when you inherit your parents' home under the new Prop 19 laws.

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00:00 - Intro
01:33 - Step 1: Move In as Your Primary Residence
04:11 - Step 2: File a Homeowners’ Exemption
05:54 - Step 3: File for the Parent-to-Child Exclusion
07:07 - Step 4: Understand the $1 Million Exclusion Limit
08:30 - Step 5: Plan for Higher Taxes If Necessary
10:15 - Step 6: Do Property Tax Planning for Your Children
12:45 - Watch the Free Living Trust Class
14:45 - Prayer
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Attorney Edmund Yan is on a mission to empower you and every homeowner in America (regardless of your budget) to make your own trust that actually works and actually protects your house and family from probate court.

Join Edmund in this free class as he reveals secrets that other lawyers don't want you to know... because after watching this class, many of you will be able to do it yourself without dipping into your savings to hire a lawyer to do it. Due to Edmund's demanding schedule, this free class is for a limited-time only, so click the link below to watch now before this class is no longer offered:

http://www.FreeTrustClass.com

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About Attorney Edmund Yan:

Hi, Edmund here. I’ve helped hundreds of clients design a meaningful future and leave a legacy of love. Because of my dedication to my clients, I’ve received many humbling awards, including:
🏆 Awarded 10 Best Estate Planning Attorney (AIOLC)
🏆 Clients' Choice Award (Avvo)
🏆 Voted in the top 2.5% of estate planning attorneys under 40 years old for 7 straight years (Super Lawyers Rising Star)

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The information in this YouTube video (1) is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice; (2) does not create an attorney-client relationship between you and our law firm; (3) provides personal perspectives on legal news and developments; and (4) is provided solely for informational purposes and may be considered ATTORNEY ADVERTISING. We do not warrant that this information is complete or accurate, and we encourage you to do your own legal research or hire an attorney to ensure your legal questions are answered. We do not guarantee that you and your family will avoid probate court. Results vary depending on your own ability to make your living trust and other estate planning documents correctly. Watching this video, leaving a comment, or communicating with Edmund Yan or Tree of Life Law Firm by email or over the Internet does not create any attorney-client relationship unless an attorney-client agreement is signed. Edmund Yan is licensed in California and New York only. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. If you have legal questions specific to your unique situation, you should speak to an attorney in your state.