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Old 05-12-2008, 11:00 AM
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Default Woodville Texas anyone?
I am going to relocate soon & was wondering a good range for the property taxes out there? I've been searching around for a website on this subject...ya know it would be a really good idea to give the public that kind of info.

Are there good places to work as a welder? I noticed on one of my visits that a major industry is logging & trucking.
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Taxes should be very reasonable, due to very affordable properties available in Woodville. You are correct on the predominate industries in Woodville. Here is a link:

Tyler County Appraisal District Texas
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Looks like the property taxes in Woodville are about $11.00 per $1,000 of home value. That isn't too bad for Texas. I pay more where I live in Central Texas, about $6.00 more.
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