[Chatbrat]

Property taxes here are zilch,nada, nothing compared to where most of us came from & compared to states that had income taxes we are living tax free.

NJ 1995-property tax $19787.00 Chester TWP

[maureenod]

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Regardless, most cases all of the above is going to likely be less than what you previously paid in taxes up north for a similar property. I know---clear as mud.[/QUOTE]


Don't think it would be similar, $154,000 up north would be tear down in bad area. No comparison. Sounds like 10 or 12 percent valuation.

[Fred R]

Originally Posted by Chatbrat

Property taxes here are zilch,nada, nothing compared to where most of us came from & compared to states that had income taxes we are living tax free.

NJ 1995-property tax $19787.00 Chester TWP

Don't bet on it, unless you live here full time and are a Florida resident. If not taxes are fairly comparable to some Midwestern states.

[Topspinmo]

If you don't like paying more taxes don't move into Marion county. Taxes are cheaper here BS, depending on where you came from.

[jayerose]

Thank you, everyone.

I visited The Villages a few years ago and am hoping to retire there in four years.

I just can't believe that the property taxes would be lower than what I'm paying now and the amenity fees are only $145 per month (cheaper than a lot of retirement communities).

I'm guessing that it's due to the large number of people living there....Can't wait!!

[need2no]

are the property taxes payment based on the prior year of ownership or for the upcoming year . am guessing it is for the current year 2016 - 2017, but cant find anything that states this. it would affect the hud figures