Have you read this bill? What it does is have the State pay the taxes and get a lien on the property equal to the taxes paid -- a first lien. True, a property wouldn't be foreclosed, but it couldn't be sold without paying the state lien. So instead of being able to work with family, church or the local county treasurer to get an extension so the taxes can be paid, the state steps in, pays the taxes and becomes a lien holder on the property -- up to 90% of their equity can be lost to the state under this bill. I'm not sure it's such a good thing. Under current law, property owned by people living in financial hardships or owned by mentally or physically disabled peopld can be withheld from foreclosure while payments are worked out. I'm not sure it's better to eliminate that local contact and replace it with a one-size-fits all Statewide solution.