Prattville

[Normajo]

Originally Posted by Twostep

All you have to do is pull the Sunday Paper off the web. Most papers even have great archives. You want someone else to do your legwork? There are companies doing foreclosure sales as agents.

You can not get items like obituaries or other info from the websites, just some of the newspaper content, unless like in Anniston, you are a subscriber of the Anniston Star.

[Normajo]

Originally Posted by nalabama

Normajo, try this site--http://www.revenue.alabama.gov/advalorem/MILLS05.pdf--for all of Alabama's county and municipality millage rates. The lowest millage (21 mills) appears to apply in Marion County, as long as you stay outside the taxing jurisdictions of Hamilton, Hackleburg, Bear Creek, Haleyville, Glen Allen, Winfield, Guin, and Brillant. Several counties flaunt 22 and 23 mill rates.

So, in Marion County--with the homestead exemption of $40,000--property tax on a $200,000 house would be approximately $336.

Thanks, nalabama!
You are a wonderful guy, bless you!!!!!
Now, I have found a genuinely decent, kind person to help me! How fortunate I am.
Thanks bunches!
Have a good evening!
Norma

[nalabama]

Thanks, Mom.

[Southlander]

Originally Posted by Normajo

You can not get items like obituaries or other info from the websites, just some of the newspaper content, unless like in Anniston, you are a subscriber of the Anniston Star.

Many papers DO print obituaries. Along with most of their other content, available for free on their Web sites. It's one of the big reasons newspapers are dying.

[Normajo]

The site you gave me was precisely what I needed!
I had heard that Russell Co taxes were lower than Lee Co & that Lee Co is about to have another big tax increase.
The realtors in Lee Co lied to me, said that my info was untrue.
Now I know for sure, thanks & may God bless you!
Hugs,
Norma

[Normajo]

Originally Posted by Southlander

Many papers DO print obituaries. Along with most of their other content, available for free on their Web sites. It's one of the big reasons newspapers are dying.

Newspapers do not put the entire contents of their papers on their websites.
I have tried it all, never asked anyone to do "legwork."
People read the news on the internet & newspapers are becoming too expensive.