What I meant is we still need more tax relief and the legislators have more work to do to make that happen. House Speaker, Marco Rubio, has promised they will keep pushing for lower property taxes, or at least some type of additional tax payer relief. Sorry I created confusion.
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Originally Posted by Newtonjack
Still have a way to go? I was just hoping they dont go up any more. I see 300K houses in Apollo Beach that pay 5K a year which isnt that bad compared to here in NY. You would pay 18K here on a 300K house.
I have seen the dangers of gradually increasing property taxes over 3 decades and the destruction it has done to the local ecomomy. Property taxes are a bad way to get money from people and I am happy that FL is trying to get a handle on it before its too late.
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