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How property taxes are being reassessed if you buy a foreclosure?
I'm looking to buy a house – 50,000 $ $ 75,000 range, most of which are captured. The county tax records have homes valued at approximately $ 200,000, which is actually more "I can pay tax. Does anyone have experience of how the original values are being reassessed? Will they take the money to pay the bill? I know it varies county by county, but only a general idea. Here all the time living in the house, can not carry more than 3% annually, which is not bad
What state is? In the State of Florida, your home is assessed years after purchase. So if you buy in 2009, you pay taxes the previous owner should have paid in proportion to remaining months as yourself this year and would be reevaluated in 2010. According to the county, the county assessor may or may not account the value of foreclosed homes. On your second question, if you enter your farmhouse, you pay no tax on the first $ 50,000 of your home, and can not raise your taxes by more than 3% each year. This is Amendment 10, and is called "Saving Our Home
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