where in florida is the lowest real estate taxes?
922596
the evrglades.\nsee you soon
59977
Fort Worth, Texas.....It has the lowest cost of living with the highest salary ratios in the country.  A 3000 square foot home in California costing $600,000 can be purchased in Fort Worth for less than $250.000.  In addition, Texas does not have state income tax as most other states do.  You will bring home more money in Texas than in most other states.  NYC and California are two of the most expensive places to live in the U.S.  Fort Worth is growing rapidly and there are plenty of opportunities for a variety of careers.\n\nGood luck and live well!
772455
Couldn't find any for taxes, but there's a HUD house at 224 Lawton for $35,000.  That's pretty cheap.  Bid deadline is tomorrow.
229446
you should try rent.com or the site that Yahoo! has for real estate.  Just type in rental homes, Florida on the Yahoo! homepage and the Yahoo real estate link will come up.  It's a good source of information.  A nice starting place if nothing else.
728956
you should try asking a local real estate agent.  this directory is really helpful: http://www.realestateforsaleinflorida.net\ni'm know some of them specialize in rentals and can probably point you towards the more affordable properties.  good luck ;)
788137
Unexempt Taxes on a real estate listing are property taxes before any exemptions have been applied. Thus the term "Unexempt tax", \nSo what are these exemptions (as relating to this question)? They are known as "homestead exemptions" (you can search the web using this term), and are available to qualifying home owners.\n\nThe exemption reduces property tax by lowering the taxable value of your home. School districts offer a minimum Homestead exemption of $5,000.  In addition to that other taxing entities may offer exemptions of up to 20% of the value of your home. \n\nTo qualify for the exemption you must own the home and it must be your principal place of residence.\n\nTo get the exemption you need to apply for it, more information and forms can be obtained from your local tax office.\n\nIn conclusion, with any luck, your unexempt taxes should come down after the exemptions have been applied.
1104654
They do if it's their home-of-record. Only Texas, Florida and Ilinois have no personal income tax at the state level. In Virginia, income tax is at the county level.
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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...
896551
http://www.fdle.state.fl.us/\nThere is the official site
894503
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'
445579
I take it you mean no STATE income tax.\n\nThere are seven: Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Texas, Washington and Wyoming.
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Florida is also booming. Waterfront property can easily go up 200%+ in a couple years. We're also growing like crazy, think it's about 900-1000 people per month move here, causing even normal property value to increase dramatically.\n\nFission
917871
nice part of town is away from downtown (orange park comes to mind)  but the good nightlife can be found along the beaches then again Ferdina Beach is very nice and peaceful as well. You already know about the Jaguars and the largest outdoor cocktail party every college season. as for affordiability it depends on your income but I can tell you this much amelia island offers homes in the 400K range and a lot of areas in the Jacksonville area are around 200k now you could go condo (about 100k) if you are into condos. Your next problem is insurance what you are paying now on your home pretty much double it when you come down here (triple if you live along the beach) . Car taxes none $35 or so for tags every year thats it. state income tax NONE. Grocery Tax NONE. Current gas prices around 2.35 (not bad) but nearby Georgia is lower. traffic NIGHTMARE especially at 5pm. two major interstates (one other is a bypass of 95) and they are jammed  with constant road construction. Just take yahoo and do a home search for teh jacksonville and good luck
623486
My dad just took that not too long ago...There is a bunch of stuff he had to study from "The Real Estate School" in Tallahassee..\n\nhttp://www.realestate-school.com/
661321
Everybody looks.\nFind a distressed property that can be fixed up.\nLook for a location that will improve in the future. Something inside a city that cannot expand outward. I just tripled my money in 5 years. Florida is hot now.
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simply write to that county. in my county it is accessor office. \n\n\nyou are asking question for yourself, you are late on taxes? \nfind way to pay them, cost you more down road. get loan, start selling, put money down, keep interest low,every month you don't show money on real estate taxes, goes up more, not like irs, does go up, make money problem WORSE, you don't want that.\ngood luck
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ft laud has some of the most inflated realestate in the country its hot much of the year and there are huricanes in the summer it is also prety crowded but its still not all bad , you may want to check out central fl (orlando) aswell