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Kilmacowen 12-02-2020 03:27 PM

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Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1868960)

It is sumterpa.com
There is a Property Appraiser site for Marion and Lake County too. It is public record.

It shows how much everyone paid for their homes and also what the original price was. Almost everyone has seen huge increases in their home's value. The Villages is very desirable.

Huge increases are due to huge upgrades, paid by the homeowner, which don't show on Sumter pa.

BlkBlt6 12-03-2020 06:06 AM

Property taxes
 
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Originally Posted by John_W (Post 1868618)
Also TV has 20,000 veterans and many have a military related disability. If you're 100% VA disabled, you pay zero taxes, I have two on my block out of 13 who pay none. I have a 40% disability for agent orange, so 40% of my tax is deleted.

Thank you for your service sir! I very much agree with lowered property taxes for our military men and women. They have given more for our country than anyone.

Hiltongrizz11 12-03-2020 06:09 AM

Zillow information is not always accurate. People like you and I can enter our own info and sometimes people are inaccurate or deliberate with changing info.

arbajeda 12-03-2020 06:29 AM

It's all public record. Here's the tax collector's web site

TaxSys - Sumter County Tax Collector

And, how much did they pay for it? Look here:

Sumter County Property Appraiser

davem4616 12-03-2020 07:25 AM

why would it even matter to anyone what their neighbor pays for property taxes...

adopt a shelter dog if you need something to do

Dantes 12-03-2020 07:42 AM

They maybe homestead approximately 1000 dollars less on a 200k house

JimmyDebbie 12-03-2020 07:52 AM

Homestead
 
We bought our house 4 years ago as a vacation/rental home but have now moved into the house permanently as of May of this year. We have been paying out of county owner taxes since the purchase in 2014. We will be claiming homestead exemption in January. How much can we expect our taxes to go down? Is there a certain percent or amount that they should decrease by our claiming homestead?

boland_donna@msn.com 12-03-2020 07:56 AM

Did they pay off their bond? That is part of the tax bill

Beyond The Wall 12-03-2020 08:06 AM

Zillow is notorious for mis information. A better place to look is public records if you must .

biker1 12-03-2020 08:06 AM

You didn't say which county you are in (Sumter, Lake, or Marion). I can only comment on Sumter. At a minimum, I would expect you to see a $50K homestead exemption on the County Tax and a $25K exemption on the School Tax. At the current millage rates that should amount to about $450 per year less total tax. You may have other exemptions. Once homesteaded, there is also a cap on how much your assessed value can rise each year. Someone in the County tax office can provide you with a better estimate.

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Originally Posted by JimmyDebbie (Post 1869121)
We bought our house 4 years ago as a vacation/rental home but have now moved into the house permanently as of May of this year. We have been paying out of county owner taxes since the purchase in 2014. We will be claiming homestead exemption in January. How much can we expect our taxes to go down? Is there a certain percent or amount that they should decrease by our claiming homestead?


Wizie1949 12-03-2020 09:15 AM

I purchased in 2017 and my taxes have gone up over $500. House is reassessed on new purchase price. Don’t know if this fact applies to you and your neighbors

fastboat 12-03-2020 09:26 AM

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Originally Posted by charlieo1126@gmail.com (Post 1868866)
Call me crazy but looking at others tax bills seems awful intrusive, and to me it’s just asking someone what they paid for the same car you just bought and finding out they paid less ignorance is bliss sometimes

They're called "Public Records" for a reason.

fastboat 12-03-2020 09:29 AM

40% of your tax is deleted, really? How do you do that? I only get a $5000 exemption because a service contacted disability that's 40%.

John_W 12-03-2020 10:28 AM

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Originally Posted by fastboat (Post 1869207)
40% of your tax is deleted, really? How do you do that? I only get a $5000 exemption because a service contacted disability that's 40%.

You didn't quote who you were asking, but the 40% is what I mentioned as to the level of my agent orange disability, so you must be asking me. You're getting a $5,000 deduction off your appraised value of your home for taxes, that is the basic veteran disability amount. There is a difference between service related and combat related. If yours was in a combat zone, purple heart, agent orange, etc, I posted what to do. Go the VA service window next to the tax desk inside the Gold Dome and ask for a letter confirming that's combat related and give it to the tax lady. Lake and Marion County you'll have to find the building on your own.

jillv 12-03-2020 10:38 AM

There is also portability in Florida. It's part of the SOH. I moved from South Florida and was able to "port" my rate to my new house.


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