Mickey7
@Mickey7@lemmy.world
- Comment on Learn something new everyday 7 hours ago:
Good point on the smell thing. I’ll be out driving with my blind friend and if we want something to eat he will rattle off all the places he can smell. And he drives there flawlessly
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I’m not religious but I also have nothing against people who are. But I never understood how the most popular Christian symbol is a guy being executed
- Comment on Learn something new everyday 9 hours ago:
it’s amazing how we have overcome disabilities with new methods
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- Comment on Don't forget to readjust it's position in your pants 1 day ago:
are you referring to morning wood?
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- Comment on Owing your home today is nearly impossible, but even if you did the ever increasing property taxes will bury you 2 days ago:
I really like the self appraisal idea
- Comment on Owing your home today is nearly impossible, but even if you did the ever increasing property taxes will bury you 2 days ago:
Yes it does help limiting some snow birds. There is a whole methodology with snow birds. Unrelated to property tax and and home ownership. To establish state residency you need to physically live 6 months and a day in a state to be considered a “resident” there. Many try to get around it. But states go as far as checking where your cell phone is along with credit card purchases to catch people lying about where they were.
- Comment on Owing your home today is nearly impossible, but even if you did the ever increasing property taxes will bury you 2 days ago:
This is such an excellent point. Exactly when do we get to stop paying for something that we already own
- Comment on Owing your home today is nearly impossible, but even if you did the ever increasing property taxes will bury you 3 days ago:
And then where is going to afford to buy another house to live in?
- Comment on Owing your home today is nearly impossible, but even if you did the ever increasing property taxes will bury you 3 days ago:
I’m not going to offer numbers and percentages but I would propose an overall cap on state property taxes. That would force the state to spend less or finally get rid of funding for things that are not providing the desired results. I would shift the percentage of property tax levied more on commercial than residential. And finally I would have a lower rate for those who own the house and live there as opposed to an owner who is renting out the house.
- Comment on Owing your home today is nearly impossible, but even if you did the ever increasing property taxes will bury you 3 days ago:
If you live FULL TIME in Florida there is a cap on property tax increases. Many people in Florida own homes but do not live here full time and therefore are not eligible for this protection against increases. But they don’t have an age limit that ends all increases.
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