As per google: “*Unsecured property tax is an ad-valorem (value-based) property tax on movable property that is not attached to a permanent location. And in contrast, “secured” property tax refers to real property that includes land and the structures attached directly to it, such as a home or building.*”
So, why would someone get an Unsecured Property Tax bill for a home?
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>So, why would someone get an Unsecured Property Tax bill for a home?
They *shouldn’t*. If someone was assessed an unsecured property tax on a fixed residence they should appeal that bill immediately. Someone in the tax assessor’s office screwed up.
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