posted on Nov, 19 2005 @ 01:27 PM
Hi, been a year or two since I last posted, where did all my points go?
Any ways I've been researching this topic for a while and have discovered some bizarre practices going on by members of the Monatana free men & the
posse along with tax protesters & militia groups.
Any ways it seems that if an individual files a common law lein against his /her own property for the value they already paid/invested plus roughly
$3000-$5000.00 per year of living on the land/in the dwelling for life experience (memories, children growning up, marriage, etc.), they must be given
this amount of money/value/equity before any property can be siezed.
For example: If you buy a house/land for 100,000 dollars with a mortgage, put $25,000 down plus have spent roughly $10,000 after intrest against the
principal and have lived on the property for say 'five years'. You can legally file a common law lien against yourself for $60,000 dollars. This
common law lien must be paid to you before any property can be siezed for failure to pay taxes. All liens must be paid in order of which they were
filed, therefore the gov't, municpality, province/state must sell your land/property for your lein amount plus what ever tax amount owed. If this
amount become higher than it's fair market value, it becomes to costly to sieze and 'they' will essentially leave you alone. This action will how
ever destroy your credit rating and prevent you from borrowing money for seven years. You also can waive the lien against your self at any time for a
very small filing fee. This is completely legal and most people are un aware of this practice. This is the same legal process the gov't/bank does
against you in order to sieze your property in the first place therefore "they" can't pass a law to change it.
P.S. you can also include any home improvement into the common law lien like remodeling of the kitchen or bathroom.
Essentially if you own the land/house and have made considerable improvements while living in/on the property for a long time your common law lein can
become so expensive that 'they' can't expect to ever recover past tax defaults because 'they coudn't ever find a willing buyer that could afford
to pay your common law lien and past tax amounts thus you really can eventually own your property for life, unless Hollywood/wealthy CEO's etc. move
into the area and drives up propery value for insane prices.
[edit on 19-11-2005 by BattleofBatoche]
[edit on 19-11-2005 by BattleofBatoche]