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Topic	Apparently Owning Property Takes You From The Bottom 10% To The Top 20%
aDirtyShisno 07/28/19 1:32:44 PM #13:	Bulbasaur posted... actually, $6k on a 760k home is really good. where i am, with property of same value, my taxes would be over $15,000. fuck, and i thought $1900 was way too much. maybe i should move to california, it'd be only around $700. Actually the area its in has one of the lowest property taxes in the State, which for all I know might be one of the reasons my parents bought 6 homes there to use as rentals. They eventually sold 4 but Im getting the remaining lot with the last 2. The property tax on it for 2019 is estimated to only be at around $4500, but thats a ballpark figure. --- Que sera, sera. Whatever happens, happens. ...and he was never heard from again. <cite>aDirtyShisno posted [p:925296133] in Apparently... [t:77894929]...</cite> <quote>Bulbasaur posted...</cite> <quote>actually, $6k on a 760k home is really good. where i am, with property of same value, my taxes would be over $15,000. fuck, and i thought $1900 was way too much. maybe i should move to california, it'd be only around $700.</quote> Actually the area its in has one of the lowest property taxes in the State, which for all I know might be one of the reasons my parents bought 6 homes there to use as rentals. They eventually sold 4 but Im getting the remaining lot with the last 2. The property tax on it for 2019 is estimated to only be at around $4500, but thats a ballpark figure. --- Que sera, sera. Whatever happens, happens. ...and he was never heard from again.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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