About the Author

author photo

Damion Flynn is a prior computer consultant/programmer and is currently the Broker/Owner for SimplySOLD® Viking Realty in Gulfport, MS. While he is still an avid programmer and one of the top 20 Internet Marketers in the United States, Damion currently focuses most of his time on his real estate brokerage and training others.

See All Posts by This Author

Harrison County Homestead Exemption Filing

If you bought a house on or before December 31, 2007 and have not yet filed for your Harrison County Mississippi Homestead Exemption - now is the time to do it. Homesteading is not automatic and therefore you must file for it. In order to qualify for homestead exemption on your home, and save money on property taxes, you must meet the following criteria:

  • Must be a resident of Mississippi
  • Must have vehicle(s) registered/tagged in Mississippi
  • You must hold eligible (legal) title to the property
  • You must have bought it on or before December 31, 2007
  • It must be your primary residence on or before January 1stof 2008

In order to file for homestead exemption in Harrison County, MS you will need to bring the following items to the tax assessor’s office (located in the big courthouse building in Gulfport, MS):

  • Recorded warranty deed or other proof of ownership of the property
  • Social Security Number of owner/owners including spouse
  • Cost of home and land
  • Vehicle license plate numbers of all tags owned by property owner(s)
  • Birthdates

You will also need to fill out a tax assessor form and may need some additional information. To get the full list of requirements, you can visit the Harrison County Tax Assessor’s website. In order to claim homestead you must file on or before April 1st, otherwise you may have to wait for next year!

Popularity: 100% [?]

Related Posts

There Are 3 Responses So Far. »

  1. Great information. I forgot all about this. Thanks

  2. extremely useful and helpful information! thanks! :o)

  3. Glad to be of service :-)

Post a Response