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patfla06
11-12-2017, 03:41 PM
The millage rate in Sumter County is 11.5.
Pine Ridge and Pine Hills in Lake County millage rate 17.8.
I just found out that parts of Sumter, Alden Bungalows & Fenney area have an extra 4 millage rate that is for the City of Wildwood.
That makes their millage rate is 15.5.
Just something to consider when buying a home.
I was surprised by the extra 4 millage going to Wildwood.
Wiotte
11-12-2017, 04:56 PM
This info should be placed into every Villages information packet for lifestyle people. How many lifestylers know that TV encompasses 3 counties and 3 cities. And if they did would they make the link that the tax rates would be of such disparity. An educated buyer will be a much happier owner if given the opportunity to this information WITHOUT needing to ask.
A 65% difference is in no way
insignificant, especially for retired people.
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Kenswing
11-12-2017, 05:40 PM
Are those sales tax rates or something else?
Gpsma
11-12-2017, 05:50 PM
This info should be placed into every Villages information packet for lifestyle people. How many lifestylers know that TV encompasses 3 counties and 3 cities. And if they did would they make the link that the tax rates would be of such disparity. An educated buyer will be a much happier owner if given the opportunity to this information WITHOUT needing to ask.
A 65% difference is in no way
insignificant, especially for retired people.
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Oh please! The developer isnt interested in anything besides parting you from your cash. They will disclose only what is legally necesssary.
Wiotte
11-12-2017, 05:52 PM
Are those sales tax rates or something else?
Real property tax rate as a percentage of assessed valuation. Just move the decimal a couple of spaces.
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Kenswing
11-12-2017, 05:54 PM
Real property tax rate as a percentage of assessed valuation. Just move the decimal a couple of spaces.
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Thanks.
asianthree
11-12-2017, 06:37 PM
When our oldest looked in pine hills and fenney our rep told him the percentage and who you would be paying taxes too. Later at an open house with a random rep he asked about the taxes and was told there were the same everywhere in TV.
patfla06
11-12-2017, 06:46 PM
So sorry!
I meant millage rate not %.
Duh!
I went back and fixed my error.
patfla06
11-12-2017, 06:47 PM
Real property tax rate as a percentage of assessed valuation. Just move the decimal a couple of spaces.
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Thanks!
My mind was somewhere else tody. :(
asianthree
11-12-2017, 07:27 PM
Prepare for you know what, lol
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You are right, but it does happen, some reps will tell you what they think you want to hear. He pushed back with all the numbers he had calculated for pine hills and ridge.
Rep told him the taxes were only $1400 for this 3000sf house with large birdcage and a pool. He smiles with that Ivy League education I helped pay for,and reminded her those taxes were on empty lot with just dirt. No reaction, no apology. Sometimes you get a person that is not forthcoming with all the truth.
vintageogauge
11-12-2017, 07:49 PM
I asked what the taxes were going to be here in Fenney and received a truthful answer, about $400.00 per year per $100,000 in valuation for Wildwod. The new homes down here, comparing apples with apples, were priced so much lower than re-sales further north that it made the pill easier to swallow. I'm not sure but I think somewhere in a Marion county Village the taxes are even higher.
tuccillo
11-12-2017, 10:05 PM
That is about 1/3 the actual rate. Who actually told you that?
I asked what the taxes were going to be here in Fenney and received a truthful answer, about $400.00 per year per $100,000 in valuation for Wildwod. The new homes down here, comparing apples with apples, were priced so much lower than re-sales further north that it made the pill easier to swallow. I'm not sure but I think somewhere in a Marion county Village the taxes are even higher.
Wiotte
11-12-2017, 10:08 PM
That is about 1/3 the actual rate. Who actually told you that?
He’s talking about the Wildwood rate only.
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tuccillo
11-12-2017, 10:13 PM
I am within Wildwood and my milage is 11.5251. I am not sure I understand.
He’s talking about the Wildwood rate only.
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Wiotte
11-12-2017, 10:24 PM
I am within Wildwood and my milage is 11.5251. I am not sure I understand.
That’s the Sumter rate only. That’s what I pay 11.5, you can’t be within the city taxing limit.
I just hope that vintageogauge doesn’t think his tax rate will be 4.0 total.
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justjim
11-12-2017, 11:35 PM
Bond is significantly higher in the newer Villages too. Something to consider when comparing "new" to resale. Bottom line buyers should always due deligence when purchasing property.
Wiotte
11-12-2017, 11:43 PM
Bond is significantly higher in the newer Villages too. Something to consider when comparing "new" to resale. Bottom line buyers should always due deligence when purchasing property.
It seems that due diligence pretty much goes out the window when it comes to this place. Blame it on the water, whatever. Thing is, it’s so easy to sell a house here, any mistakes made can be corrected rather quickly.
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champion6
11-13-2017, 09:06 AM
Here are the numbers from actual 2017 tax bills for three locations in Sumter County. Bills can be viewed on the Sumter County website.
The Villages – District 8
Ad Velorem Taxes (millage rate)
Sumter County 5.5200
Sumter Co School Board 5.6920
SWFWMD 0.3131
TOTAL MILLAGE 11.5251
Non-Ad Velorem Assessments
Villages Fire District Per Parcel $124.00
Unit # Spec Asmt Maint Per Parcel $597.84
Unit # Spec Asmt Bond Per Parcel $xxx
The Villages – Alden Bungalows
Ad Velorem Taxes (millage rate)
Sumter County 5.5200
Sumter Co School Board 5.6920
City of Wildwood 4.0184
SWFWMD 0.3131
TOTAL MILLAGE 15.5435
Non-Ad Velorem Assessments
Villages Fire District Per Parcel $124.00
Unit # Spec Asmt Maint Per Parcel $411.12
Unit # Spec Asmt Bond Per Parcel $xxx
The Villages – Fenney
Ad Velorem Taxes (millage rate)
Sumter County 5.5200
Sumter Co School Board 5.6920
City of Wildwood 4.0184
SWFWMD 0.3131
TOTAL MILLAGE 15.5435
Non-Ad Velorem Assessments
Unit # Spec Asmt Maint Per Parcel $767.25
Unit # Spec Asmt Bond Per Parcel $xxx
skip0358
11-13-2017, 09:31 AM
When we were in the looking stage 2008 I asked a lot of questions and did a lot of online research. The information is out there most of it online. Sat at the square one night talked to a very helpful man he was spot on with the info. Go online and check your taxes. If your thinking of moving you can find just about everything to do with property taxes online. Go on the the counties property tax page type in an address and up pops your info. The key words are DO YOUR HOMEWORK.
Brandy4
11-13-2017, 09:56 AM
Does that mean that real estate taxes on a $300,000 home is $1200/year?
tuccillo
11-13-2017, 10:23 AM
Just curious, do you know the numbers for Pine Hill/Ridge? Thanks.
Here are the numbers from actual 2017 tax bills for three locations in Sumter County. Bills can be viewed on the Sumter County website.
The Villages – District 8
Ad Velorem Taxes (millage rate)
Sumter County 5.5200
Sumter Co School Board 5.6920
SWFWMD 0.3131
TOTAL MILLAGE 11.5251
Non-Ad Velorem Assessments
Villages Fire District Per Parcel $124.00
Unit # Spec Asmt Maint Per Parcel $597.84
Unit # Spec Asmt Bond Per Parcel $xxx
The Villages – Alden Bungalows
Ad Velorem Taxes (millage rate)
Sumter County 5.5200
Sumter Co School Board 5.6920
City of Wildwood 4.0184
SWFWMD 0.3131
TOTAL MILLAGE 15.5435
Non-Ad Velorem Assessments
Villages Fire District Per Parcel $124.00
Unit # Spec Asmt Maint Per Parcel $411.12
Unit # Spec Asmt Bond Per Parcel $xxx
The Villages – Fenney
Ad Velorem Taxes (millage rate)
Sumter County 5.5200
Sumter Co School Board 5.6920
City of Wildwood 4.0184
SWFWMD 0.3131
TOTAL MILLAGE 15.5435
Non-Ad Velorem Assessments
Unit # Spec Asmt Maint Per Parcel $767.25
Unit # Spec Asmt Bond Per Parcel $xxx
Rickster52
11-13-2017, 10:56 AM
My total Ad Valorem millage in Pine Ridge is 17.8504:$:...I filed for a homestead exemption as soon as I could.
vintageogauge
11-13-2017, 11:47 AM
That’s the Sumter rate only. That’s what I pay 11.5, you can’t be within the city taxing limit.
I just hope that vintageogauge doesn’t think his tax rate will be 4.0 total.
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I do not, Our total rate is about 16 plus the maintenance. And that is what we were told.
pauld315
11-14-2017, 07:34 PM
You are right, but it does happen, some reps will tell you what they think you want to hear. He pushed back with all the numbers he had calculated for pine hills and ridge.
Rep told him the taxes were only $1400 for this 3000sf house with large birdcage and a pool. He smiles with that Ivy League education I helped pay for,and reminded her those taxes were on empty lot with just dirt. No reaction, no apology. Sometimes you get a person that is not forthcoming with all the truth.
And sometimes, they really don't know and just give an answer instead of saying they don't know but they will find out for you.
Packer Fan
11-15-2017, 10:28 AM
Oh please! The developer isnt interested in anything besides parting you from your cash. They will disclose only what is legally necesssary.
Why are you so negative? When I bought in TV my realtor went over the tax differences between Marion, Lake, and Sumter counties in Detail. There are so many people on this site that only have snarky comments. Give it up.
dewilson58
11-15-2017, 10:51 AM
Why are you so negative? When I bought in TV my realtor went over the tax differences between Marion, Lake, and Sumter counties in Detail. There are so many people on this site that only have snarky comments. Give it up.
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dewilson58
11-15-2017, 10:53 AM
The thread is "Taxes Rates".............should be talk about personal income tax rates for a while???............Oh wait, that would definitely bring the trolls out from under the bridge.
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Viperguy
11-15-2017, 02:59 PM
Don't care. Compared to just about every other place, combined cost of living is way cheaper than most other places. Military career...lived in atleast 10 other states. Besides, they have to get all that welfare money from somewhere. Just me being cynical.
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