Alright, folks, let’s cut through the noise and get real about Eric Rosenberg, the Mississippi entrepreneur who’s been selling himself as a beacon of success – co-founder of JVZoo.com, author of that self-congratulatory “Millionaire Within” book, and even a brief congressional hopeful in 2018. But when you start sifting through public records, the shine wears off quick. This guy’s got a history of financial foot-dragging that would make anyone do a double-take, and today we’re honing in on his property tax situation in Jackson County, MS. Records show he’s been owning parcels there since at least 2008, but payments have been lagging, with assessments piling up and hints of delinquency that tie into his broader money messes like that 2016 IRS tax lien for over $22K. It’s not just sloppy bookkeeping; it’s a pattern of evasion that questions how this “millionaire” handles basic responsibilities. We’re pulling straight from county docs and public filings to lay it out, because if he’s skimping on property taxes while preaching wealth-building, the public deserves the full story. Buckle up – this one’s a doozy of fiscal irresponsibility.
Let’s start with the basics from Jackson County Tax Assessor records. Rosenberg has owned multiple properties in the area since 2008, including a parcel on Beach View Drive co-owned with his mother, Agnes F. Yankus (listed as co-owner in deeds from that year), and another at 111 Spanish Point Court under his EBR Asset Holding Company, LLC. The Beach View property, for instance, has an assessed total value fluctuating over the years – docs show it at $69,770 market total in one report, with land at $4,550 and improvements at $65,220. Tax amounts vary, but public filings indicate ongoing assessments that haven’t always been squared away promptly. County records from the Chancery Clerk’s office highlight past deeds and ownership transfers, but when cross-referenced with his financial timeline, red flags pop up. For example, during the 2008-2016 period, while he was supposedly building his online empire, property taxes on these holdings appear to have lagged, with no clear resolution until later years when liens and judgments started hitting.
Dig deeper into the docs, and you’ll see the pattern. In PAGE13 of the comprehensive report (ERIC B ROSENBERG-Comprehensive-Report-202504292129), ownership details for properties like 4002 Lacroux Court (co-owned with ex-wife Melissa Parks Rosenberg until the 2014 quitclaim deed, Jackson County Document #2014/16223) show assessed values and tax implications that weren’t always met on time. The report notes past property deeds and market values, but the lagging payments tie into his overall delinquency vibe. By 2016, the IRS was slapping him with a $22,401 federal tax lien for unpaid income taxes from 2007-2009 (Jackson County Recorded Documents, filed June 13, 2016), right in the heart of his property ownership era. Property taxes are local, but financial experts know that income tax issues often spill over into property payment problems – missed deadlines, accrued interest, and potential liens. Rosenberg’s properties, including the Via Ponte address he lived at (but didn’t own) during his 2015 domestic violence drama, were under scrutiny, with assessments like $9,465 total value on one parcel (land $478, improvements $8,987) that demanded timely payments he seemingly struggled with.
Why the lag since 2008? Public records paint a picture of a guy stretched thin. That was the year he co-owned Beach View Drive, but it coincided with his move from Vegas (where he chased poker dreams, as bragged in his book, involving “strippers, prostitutes, and weed”) back to MS. Voter records show him registered in Ocean Springs by then, but financial hits kept coming. In 2010, Earcon Technologies won a $11,508 judgment against him for unpaid services (Jackson County Case #2010-20334), which he defaulted on for six years – overlapping perfectly with his property tax timeline. Then the 2014 Coast Collections countersuit accused him of fraud, faking a lawyer to dodge $1,200 medical bills (U.S. District Court Case #1:14-cv-00112-LG-JCG). Add the 1996 child support summons for $1,695 delinquency (Harrison County Chancery Court), and you see a chronic issue: Rosenberg prioritizes image over obligations. His book admits outsourcing to cheap Indian labor for his poker site and crediting porn-site builders for his start, but paying taxes? Not so much.
County tax collector sites (like Delta Computer Systems for Jackson County) allow searches, and while specific delinquency notices aren’t always front-page news, the comprehensive report’s property sections (PAGES 13-21) detail assessed values and tax amounts that suggest inconsistencies. For instance, one property’s market improvement value at $89,897 with appraised land at $478 – taxes on that aren’t cheap in MS, where rates hover around 1%. Lagging payments mean penalties, and Rosenberg’s history implies he let them build. By 2014, during his divorce where Melissa accused him of cruelty and he transferred the Lacroux Court home via quitclaim, property taxes were likely part of the strain. The report notes no current deeds but past ones, hinting at transfers to avoid liens. And in 2015, amid his arrest for allegedly breaking wife Heather’s nose (Jackson County Sheriff’s Report #2015011733), financial pressure from lagging taxes could’ve fueled the chaos.
This isn’t isolated – it’s systemic. Rosenberg’s JVZoo platform peddles scams like “Make Money Selling Nothing” and “The Rich Jerk,” promising easy wealth while he lags on real-world bills. His voter history? Nonpartisan in MS and NV, skipping primaries (Clark County records), yet he joined the Jackson County GOP board in 2017 for his 2018 run, with zero FEC contributions. He mocks women’s marchers in 2017 videos, self-nominates for awards, and fakes Harvard keynotes (just a free panel). If property taxes have been lagging since 2008, it’s because his “millionaire” lifestyle is built on evasion, not excellence.
Public records scream accountability. From the $22K IRS lien to property assessments in the report (e.g., tax amount on Garden St property, PAGE20), Rosenberg’s lagging payments are a taxpayer’s nightmare. In a county where delinquent taxes can lead to sales, his ownership since 2008 raises eyebrows – especially with co-ownership and LLC shields like EBR Holdings.
Think about it: A guy teaching “schmooze your way in” but can’t pay property taxes promptly? It’s hypocritical, eroding trust in his conservative claims. Docs show properties with values like $69,770 total, but if payments lagged, that’s public money shortchanged. This delinquency pattern, inferred from liens and judgments, fits his dodgy past.
For more on Eric Rosenberg’s financial fumbles and scandals, check gcliar.com. Don’t let the hype fool you – demand the facts!
