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Old 04-07-2007, 08:00 PM
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Default Property Tax Rates....

Can anyone provide me a link or tell me where I can find the Property Tax Rates for Kingsland, Kings Bay, and St. Marys? No one I talk with can give an honest answer. I am trying to "put my eggs in a basket" before I move.
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Old 04-07-2007, 10:52 PM
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http://gastateparks.org/net/location...9&s=0.0.5.3013

Try here. I think it might help you out.
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Old 08-16-2007, 07:55 AM
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I find it so interesting I can talk to 5 realtors and get 5 different answers on tax rates. I end up so confused.
was told a $200,000 home multiply by .40 fair market value then millage rate of .0085 is a city tax of $680.00 and then multiply 80,000 by .028178 for county millage and get $2179.24 county taxes, Is this correct? My goodness that is high.
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That's probably right. How near a piece of property is to the water is a factor in many of the coastal communities. I don't know how it is there, but here, riverfront is much higher than marsh front.

And don't forget, you have State, County, Local and School taxes that may vary from one place to another. If you are over 65, it will make a difference too. The State should and County should be the same in all the places you mentioned as I think they are all in the same county. Local, and school, I don't know. Within a city limits is usually different than certain areas of the county.

It really depends on the individual house and location.
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