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if you are not able to take care of these things before going to jail and have no one to do it for you, your house and car will probably be repossessed. Even if you own the home outright, a lien would be placed on it for unpaid property tax and it would eventually be sold to pay that debt. Your personal property in the house will be stored for a time by the bank and then disposed of. Any property in a storage unit will be auctioned or dumped when the fees are no longer paid. You can give someone power of attorney to act for you while you are in jail, but if you have no income or massive savings that won’t work for long.
