Property tax question...

[UserX]

But it would be 12k after the income tax Cali charges.

I make that back easily with the lower utilities, no toll roads and far lower insurance rates. In all seriousness, I find it cheaper to live here than TX. Yes, my house cost more, but it has also increased in value by more than 100k in 18 months .

[slow99]

I make that back easily with the lower utilities, no toll roads and far lower insurance rates. In all seriousness, I find it cheaper to live here than TX. Yes, my house cost more, but it has also increased in value by more than 100k in 18 months .

Lmao, you have to be joking.

[Vertnut]

Lmao, you have to be joking.

What's a shanty cost in South Central?

[Forever_frost]

Not sure about the laws but I know the counties down here are getting stricter on AG exemptions. There is a minimum amount of land required to qualify and even with that, it's still subject to approval. A lot of properties owned by companies have lost their exemptions they once enjoyed from leasing the land to friends or family to run cattle on or cut hay.

Before I got my 100% exemption, I was told if you grow 'hay' you can get an ag exemption. The tax office agreed with the farmer who was telling me about it in her office. I'd check into it.

[SVT Lurch]

Splitting up land and homestead on larger properties is pretty common near metro areas - makes it easier to finance.

The ag exemption amounts and requirements to qualify are up to the individual county. Some are very "helpful" others are very strict.

[fordracing19]

On our place 1 acre is homestead and the rest of the land is ag exempt.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I317 using Tapatalk 2