Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., allegedly claimed a primary residence in Maryland for years despite his desire to represent Golden State residents in the Senate.
California Democrat Rep. Adam Schiff allegedly claimed a primary residence in Maryland for years despite his goal to represent Golden State residents in the Senate. All while owning a 3,420-square-foot home in Maryland, Schiff has reportedly taken a homeowner’s tax exemption on a smaller 650-square-foot condo he owns and designates as his primary residence in Burbank, California.
Deed records also revealed Schiff designated his Maryland home his primary residence in 2003, the year he bought the home. Additionally, Schiff reportedly refinanced his mortgage and indicated that his Maryland home was his primary residence in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012. Los Angeles County deed records for Schiff's California condo, which was purchased in 2009 for a little under $300,000, were notarized in Maryland, the outlet highlighted.
One page of the deed reportedly replaced 'California' and 'Los Angeles' with 'Maryland' and 'Montgomery County.' The records also listed Schiff’s Maryland home as the return address. A spokesperson for Schiff’s campaign told Fox News Digital the congressman's primary residence is in California and that he and his family made the 'difficult decision' to move to the D.C. area so he could spend more time with his children while serving in Congress.
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