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I'm surprised by how much people on the local facebook groups complain and hem and haw about their property taxes. I will consider myself blessed that

Posted by oblique (aka kkuphal) Oct 4 '21, 09:21

I've hardly given it a second thought since we moved in 20+ years ago. I never really look at the bills or care how it changes. It is escrow'ed into our mortgage and whatever amount it is changing year over year isn't registering with me.

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for me even a small increase is very visible because you're paying the previous year's increase plus prepaying the next 14 months. -- nm - amanda jeans Oct 4, 09:24 3
- This -- nm - Epiphany Oct 4, 09:28
- We bought for 210k in 2016. In 2020, they got the assessment up to 212k .... my house would have sold for 285k that year - Will Hunting Oct 4, 09:28 1
  - for me a 4.7% increase is MUCH larger than $51 and thus more noticeable from a dollar standpoint. also - amanda jeans Oct 4, 09:47

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I'm surprised by how much people on the local facebook groups complain and hem and haw about their property taxes. I will consider myself blessed that

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