They will accept your money, but you can['t make a payment plan unless you own the home.
When you pay property taxes, this in no way allows you any ownership rights. It becomes a gift. You pay property taxes in a lump sum. Usually most governmental entities will arrange this to be two payments, just one or two months apart.
The government would accept payment in full from you; but I doubt you could set up a payment plan without your name on the deed (because you have no vested interest so no right to make a contract).
so, get a loan, and pay back the loan over time.
a gift,,, that's all it will be
they will accept money from anyone,,,
they do NOT take payment plans,,, not a dentist
ANYONE can pay property taxes.
Anyone can pay the taxes however, no plan can even be discussed with you since you are not the owner.
Can I make a payment plan on paying taxes for a house if my name is not on the deed? If I can't, will my name have to be on the deed in order for me to pay taxes?
