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roadrnnr 02-12-2023 12:20 PM
Taxes in the newer sections?
 
Looking to buy a house in one of the newer sections in a couple months.

It would be a new house in the 400k Range, 1500-2000 sq '

Was trying to figure out what property taxes may be in those newer homes.

Just the Property Tax not including the bond.

I realize it depends on what county you are in, are the newer sections all in the same county?

Any insight would be much appreciated from some one who has gotten a tax bill after living there awhile.

dewilson58 02-12-2023 12:27 PM
Use this site:

Tax Estimator - Sumter County Property Appraiser

Bilyclub 02-12-2023 12:37 PM
Most of the newer section is in Sumter County, inside of the town of Wildwood. There is also some building going on East of the Turnpike in Lake County, inside the boundaries of Leesburg.

Djean1981 02-12-2023 01:29 PM
Some areas pay Wildwood taxes. I'm not sure what services are provided for the taxes.

patfla06 02-12-2023 07:04 PM
People within certain parts of Wildwood pay 4 millage points higher on their taxes. Taxes here are fairly low.

Babubhat 02-12-2023 07:12 PM
3 mil more for wildwood for nothing in return. About 30 percent. Just look up homes there on Sumter property assessor. Still not stopping buyers including me. New home prices there were far better than used which offsets the taxes

Water is also much more expensive


Wildwood
Millage rate
13.4000

RICH1 02-13-2023 07:38 AM
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Originally Posted by roadrnnr (Post 2186672)
Looking to buy a house in one of the newer sections in a couple months.

It would be a new house in the 400k Range, 1500-2000 sq '

Was trying to figure out what property taxes may be in those newer homes.

Just the Property Tax not including the bond.

I realize it depends on what county you are in, are the newer sections all in the same county?

Any insight would be much appreciated from some one who has gotten a tax bill after living there awhile.
Taxes, Insurance and don’t forget the “ Bond”…. my question to the OP is why not looking in the Sumter Landing area? A lot less noise

NoMo50 02-13-2023 07:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Bilyclub (Post 2186681)
Most of the newer section is in Sumter County, inside of the town of Wildwood. There is also some building going on East of the Turnpike in Lake County, inside the boundaries of Leesburg.
The new construction going on right now is in the Villages of Newell, and Lake Denham. They are both in Lake County. Richmond, which is in Sumter County, is just about sold out.

Marathon Man 02-13-2023 07:51 AM
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Originally Posted by dewilson58 (Post 2186676)
Agree.

You are making a great choice.

Bay Kid 02-13-2023 09:06 AM
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Originally Posted by RICH1 (Post 2186878)
Taxes, Insurance and don’t forget the “ Bond”…. my question to the OP is why not looking in the Sumter Landing area? A lot less noise
I hear the bonds are pretty high. Get a good agent and they will be able to answer all your questions.

Bilyclub 02-13-2023 09:06 AM
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The new construction going on right now is in the Villages of Newell, and Lake Denham. They are both in Lake County. Richmond, which is in Sumter County, is just about sold out.
A lot more land on the Westside of the Turnpike.

RPDaly 02-13-2023 09:09 AM
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roadrnnr 02-13-2023 09:58 AM
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Originally Posted by RPDaly (Post 2186930)
One of my check boxes when buying was to buy in Sumter County AND in an unincorporated area (i.e. not within the Wildwood limits). Millage is $10.40 here
How can I tell if what I am looking at when down there is an unincorporated area or not?

roadrnnr 02-13-2023 11:00 AM
Using the calculator it seems the selling price would be the appraised value, correct.

Using wildwood as an example, PT on a $400000 house would be about $5500 without the bond.

Am I seeing this correctly?

RPDaly 02-13-2023 11:59 AM
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