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This house is close to where I live. And you think your property taxes are high. Think again. His property taxes were 184K in 2006. After a successful appeal he was fortunate to have them reduced to about 140,000. Can you imagine paying 186,000 in property taxes a year. Scroll down and they give you his property taxes for the last 5 years or so. In the last 7 or 8 years he has paid 1 million in property taxes. Gotta love it
This house is close to where I live. And you think your property taxes are high. Think again. His property taxes were 184K in 2006. After a successful appeal he was fortunate to have them reduced to about 140,000. Can you imagine paying 186,000 in property taxes a year. Scroll down and they give you his property taxes for the last 5 years or so. In the last 7 or 8 years he has paid 1 million in property taxes. Gotta love it
Well it is for sale for 9 million so for NJ I would say the taxes are about right
This house is close to where I live. And you think your property taxes are high. Think again. His property taxes were 184K in 2006. After a successful appeal he was fortunate to have them reduced to about 140,000. Can you imagine paying 186,000 in property taxes a year. Scroll down and they give you his property taxes for the last 5 years or so. In the last 7 or 8 years he has paid 1 million in property taxes. Gotta love it
Hey JERSEY MAN - If you live hear this place, I hope you live right along the water.
Here is my so I am consistent with all the above ....
Property taxes are insane in NJ. I drive by this home everyday but taxes over 100K no way. I'd say 25,000 to 40,000 tops. Talk about legal robbery. If you go by the 180K figure he was paying 500 bucks a day for property taxes. That doesn't include the price for the riparian grant to dock his boat, that he pays to the state.
Property taxes are insane in NJ. I drive by this home everyday but taxes over 100K no way. I'd say 25,000 to 40,000 tops. Talk about legal robbery. If you go by the 180K figure he was paying 500 bucks a day for property taxes. That doesn't include the price for the riparian grant to dock his boat, that he pays to the state.
This just seems like an odd argument. Property taxes are based on house values. Just like the guy who makes a million dollars a year pays more in income taxes than the guy that makes 50K a year.
And I have to ask. How did you come up with 25-40 being the right number?
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