Hemet, CA

Hemet Property Tax, Property Tax Installments and Hemet CA Property Taxes, Riverside County Property Tax Payment Calendar

Real property taxes in Hemet, California are governed by the state of California, including Proposition 60, Proposition 90 and other legislative acts pertaining to Hemet CA real property taxes. Even though Hemet property taxes are governed by California state law, the property taxes are collected by Riverside County.

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The Riverside County Assessor assesses the value of of each property in Hemet to determine the amount of property taxes due. Usually, the assessed value of a Hemet CA property is in the range of market value or a recent price paid for a property, but with the recent housing crisis, assessed values and market values are not always the same. It is also important to point out that Hemet, California property tax rates do not include any special assessments, bonds or mello roos that may encumber a property.

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The Riverside County Tax Collector prepares property tax bills and distributes them to Hemet property owners on record each year. The Riverside County fiscal year calendar, like all counties in the state of California, runs from July 1st to June 30th every year, and the annual tax bill allows for payments to be made in two separate installments. Here is the property tax calender with installment dates, due dates and delinquent dates for Riverside County, including the city of Hemet:

Riverside County Property Tax Payment Installments, including Hemet CA

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McSweeny Farms Homes For Sale - Hemet, California

McSweeny Farms is located south of Domenigoni Parkway off State St and about one mile east from Diamond Valley Lake—from some points you can see the dam. Great views of the mountains, and there are miles of hiking and equestrian trails throughout the development.

Many of the homes were built in 2006-08. Because the prices are unbelievable this is a great time to get in on the ground floor. Current market value of these homes would make owning a home in McSweeny Farms less than $58 square foot. You can’t build a home for that price!

Market report dated February 26, 2012

McSweeny Farms – Single-story homes with large lots!

8 homes available for sale, 7 short sales, 1 standard sale

· Price ranges from $145,000 to $340,000

· Interior square feet ranges from 2692 to 3621

· Lot sizes range from .15 acre to 1 acre

10 homes pending escrow, 6 short sales, 2 bank-owned, 2 standard sales

· Price ranges from $149,900 to $249,900

· Interior square feet ranges from 2609 to 3621

· Lot sizes range from .14 acre to 1/2 acre

Market report dated February 26, 2012

Pamela Seley, REALTOR® specializes in Temecula Valley California real estate and has helped many homeowners purchase short sales, or distressed properties. If you would like more information on McSweeny Farms homes for sale, call Pamela Seley, REALTOR®, direct 951.491.4063, or email pamelaseley@gmail.com

Diamond Valley Lake – The Jewel of California Lakes – In Search of Bald Eagle Sightings

When I came to the valley almost 20 years ago (wow how time flies), I knew folks who had lived most of their lives, if not their entire life, here in the valley, and claimed they had never seen a bald eagle.

I’ve seen many red-tailed hawks over the years circling in the sky, but never a bald eagle.

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I remember reading in the newspaper about ten years ago the excitement that a bald eagle or two had been spotted over Lake Hemet, which is located in the mountains east of Hemet and west of Palm Springs.

The Bald Eagle is the United States of America’s national bird

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Bald Eagles were considered endangered until 2007 when they were removed from the U.S. government’s list of endangered and threatened species. Because of the efforts of wildlife conservationists, and in recent years, the Diamond Valley Lake project, bald eagles have come back to the valley.

Diamond Valley Lake is a man-made lake and reservoir. Fishing is allowed on sites off shore and on the lake, but no swimming because it is a water source. There are miles of hiking, biking and equestrian trails. One trail goes along the entire circumference of the lake.

About 10+ miles in from the Winchester Road entrance, on the south shore are two bald eagle roosting spots. Maybe soon I'll get a glimpse of this majestic bird flying above the lake. Diamond Valley Lake is a special place and the times I've visited, it takes my breath away. The jewel of California lakes.

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Beautiful architecture, high-end amenities, pristine landscaping and the famous Del Webb lifestyle is what you will find at Solera Diamond Valley in Hemet, California. This amazing Del Webb community for adults age 55 and better is a fantastic Southern California active adult community offering the ultimate in active retirement living.

Solera Diamond Valley opened in 2006 and is planned to have just 573 homes upon completion. Del Webb designed this community to be an intimate retreat for California retirees yet it is still big on amenities. Residents enjoy a fabulous amenity center boasting 23,000 square feet of luxury amenities. The Mountain View Lodge features a state-of-the-art fitness center with the latest in cardiovascular and weight training equipment, an indoor lap pool and spa, indoor walking track and aerobics studio. Other features include studios dedicated to hobbies and crafts, computer stations, billiards and a grand ballroom. Outdoors there are two resort-style swimming pools, two lighted tennis courts, bocce ball courts and miles of scenic trails for walking or biking.

The homes of this elegant Del Webb community are available as new construction or resale. There are 15 single-family ranch floor plans to choose from sized from 1,240 to 2,230 square feet. The Del Webb homes are all designed to enhance an active adult lifestyle with open concept floor plans, spacious master suites, ample kitchens and convenient storage spaces. Prices range from the high $100’s to the high $300’s.

Being located in the heart of California’s Inland Empire gives residents endless opportunities to discover recreational amenities throughout the surrounding areas. Los Angeles, Orange County and San Diego are all less than two hours away. It’s easy to spend every day discovering something new whether it be a new shopping mall, restaurant, golf course, museum … the options are endless. Disneyland, Sea World and the San Diego Zoo are also easily accessible. Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy the fantastic opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, fishing, camping, rock climbing, golfing, boating, fishing and more. Palm Springs and its amazing golf courses are just one hour to the east.

Whether enjoying the amenities of the Inland Empire or staying close to the comforts of home, it’s easy to enjoy a vibrant lifestyle at this exciting California active adult community. The community activities coordinator ensures there is always something on the calendar such as hiking trips, dance classes, game nights, tennis tournaments, arts, crafts and more. Whatever your interests may be, you’ll surely find an opportunity to perfect your favorite pastime at Solera Diamond Valley.

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Scam Alert!! Renter Loses Security Deposit, Forced to Move

True story: A trusting would-be tenant answered an ad on Craigslist to rent a home in Hemet, California. She met the owner at advertised home. Loved it, so she signed a lease, turned over security deposit and first month’s rent.

Everything’s going great in her new home. Imagine her surprise after several weeks, the sheriff knocks on her door. Asks her who she is, and what’s she doing there.

She explains, and the sheriff asks to see her lease. She is informed the “real” owner of the home contacted the police department that someone was trespassing and illegally living in their home.

Lucky for the tenant she had paperwork to prove she thought she was renting the home from the owner, and not from a con-artist. This is happening more often than any of us would like to know, and is fraud.

The tenant lost her security deposit to the scammer, and had to move. The owner of record was kind enough to help her with moving costs.

If the tenant did not have paperwork to prove her story, she could have been arrested and charged with trespassing.

Hope the “real” criminal finds her way behind bars.