what are the taxes on a home in the los Angele's area that is priced one and half million dollars?
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tax rates differ from county to county, but its safe to go with about 2% of the sales price (base + any special assessments)
531386
Your real estate agent should be able to provide that info for you. Property taxes are usually a fixed percentage of the purchase price of the property you buy. For example, in my area, it's 1 (one) percent. So if I bought a 100 dollar house, my taxes would be 1 dollar a year.\n\nyou can look up your tax rates here:\nhttps://www.taxpayerservicecenter.com/RP_Search.jsp?search_type=Assessment\n\nkeep in mind your tax bill will reflect the purchase price and is not the amount you see at the website. \n\nRegards...
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This is a complicated question. A lot of variables go into determining the tax due on any real estate sale. Check out the site below. It should help you figure the tax due on your property.\n\nhttp://tax.cchgroup.com/FocusOnTax/2005-10/Real_Estate_Sales_and_Exchanges.pdf#search='tax%20sale%20of%20real%20estate%20texas'
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There are many rates and various exemptions.  Property values can vary so one rate might be lower for an area, but if the same type of property is appraised higher than it would be in the other county, then you pay more taxes.  Not to mention the price of the property.\n\nThe best bet is to just find properties you would like to buy in each county and then look at the prices and taxes for those properties.  With everything tallied up, you can determine what is the best value for your needs.\n\nThe links below show the tax rates for the counties.  My head is still spinning.  Good luck!
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Yes, zillow.com shows maps of the neighborhoods with the pricing and estimates info.\nhttp://www.zillow.com
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The highest as of right now is around 5.46%, but it has a minimum of 10k.  This is at Countrywide in CA.\n\nBankrate typically lists quite a few.
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Despite what the last four experts said, no, they don't take out taxes unless the estate is valued at over about \n$700,000. It used to be $675,000, but they raised it in the last year or two, so I don't know exactly.\n\nThe reason that it is not taxed is b/c your relative paid taxes on the money already, when it was earned. There may be Capital Gains Tax on real estate that is sold. That is the amount it sells for over the original purchase price.\n\nThe 'Death Tax' only applies to millionaires. Most people are not affected by this tax.
777759
On a sliding scale at an avergage about $240 per hour, count on laying down some serious cash. Office rents are supremely expensive, particularly in LA County.
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Ask the county assessor for the land value of the acreage. Then call a realtor who deals specifically with such things. Generally, the "going rate" is whatever you're willing to pay for it.
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Try taxation office of the county.  Whoever owns 50k acres of the land pays a lot of tax on it :).\n\nRival
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You may pay several different taxes depending on where you live.\n\nSome places have a transfer tax when you buy the house, sort of like a sales tax.\n\nMost cities and counties have real estate taxes based on the value of your home. Sometimes there is a school tax, too, but sometimes they're combined.\n\nThese taxes are all deductible on your federal income tax if you itemize.\n\nSome places have a sewer tax that is based on water use so it may or may not be deductible.\n\nYour best source for this information would be a Realtor and a tax adviser.
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I know that there are several parcels in Arizona for sale that start at $40,000 for a 40 acre parcel\n\nIf this suits you let me know
1161187
If you take the story of Noah literally, then I have some real estate I'd like to sell you.  It's a nice 4000 sq ft 4 bedroom house in a gated community in LA.  Send me a money order for $1000 and it's yours.
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Most information are kept private, but if you want the value of a home, goto www.zillow.com It's mostly accurate.. \n\nTo get the rest of the information, you need to contact the tax accessor of that county.
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Only if you want to refi say $50K on a home that's worth $1M.
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California has many special taxing jurisdictions (districts), which are funded by a transactions (sales) and use tax rate that is added to the standard statewide rate of 7.25%, effective January 1, 2002. The tax rates for these districts range from 0.125% to 0.50% per district. In some areas, there is more than one district tax in effect. In others, there is no district tax in effect. \n I live in Los Angeles County and the slaes tax here is about 8.25%...!\n\nThe breakdown by district can be found on the website below. \n\nhttp://www.boe.ca.gov/sutax/pam71.htm
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I think it's a Real Estate term used to say that the home has alot of extras.  It'll probably have an extra special (high) price too.