Shelly Powell+FollowEl Paso tax bills rising even with lower ratesEven though El Paso’s property tax rates dropped a bit, most homeowners will still see higher bills this fall. That’s because home values keep climbing, so the average household will pay about $7 more a month to the city and $11 more a month to the county. City leaders say the extra money is going toward things like police, fire, and parks—top priorities for many locals. On the bright side, seniors and people with disabilities get a bigger exemption, saving them around $342 a year. How do you feel about paying more for these services? #RealEstate #ElPaso #PropertyTax00Share
Diane Carter+FollowCould Selling Your Home Get Pricier Soon?Heads up, homeowners! The government is thinking about swapping out the old stamp duty for a new property tax if your house is worth over £500,000. Instead of paying when you buy, you’d pay when you sell. This could shake up the way people move homes—maybe fewer quick flips, more thinking before selling. Nothing’s set in stone yet, but if you’re planning to sell, keep an eye on this! #Business #MakeMoney #PropertyTax20Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowHow Sussex County’s reassessment could change your tax billSussex County homeowners are about to see the biggest shakeup in property taxes since the 1970s. With the 2025 reassessment, nearly half of local properties will see their county tax portion drop—but some school districts are raising rates, so your total bill might still go up. Before you buy, sell, or budget for next year, check out the county’s new online tax calculator. It breaks down exactly where your money’s going and helps you avoid surprises. Have you checked your new assessment yet? How do you feel about the changes in your neighborhood? #RealEstate #SussexCounty #PropertyTax92Share
cody79+FollowHomeowners battle delayed tax refundsThousands of local homeowners are still waiting for the county to return money they overpaid in property taxes. Some have been fighting for months to get their refunds, only to face confusing delays and a lack of clear answers. With so much money at stake, it’s no wonder frustration is growing. The big question now: what’s actually being done to fix these errors and get residents their cash back? Have you or someone you know been affected by these property tax assessment mistakes? Let’s talk about what needs to change. #Business #MakeMoney #PropertyTax10Share
Shelly Powell+FollowFulton County’s property tax hike: What it meansFulton County homeowners are facing a 12.49% jump in property taxes next year, which could mean hundreds more out of pocket for many families. For a typical home valued at $562,500, that’s about $213 extra, while non-homestead properties could see increases nearing $400. The county’s proposed millage rate is set at 9.87 mills—up from 8.774. With more public hearings coming up, now’s the time for residents to weigh in. How do you feel about this increase? Will it impact your plans or budget? Let’s talk about what this means for our community. #RealEstate #FultonCounty #PropertyTax00Share
russellolson+FollowThinking of Moving? Watch Out for These Tax Traps!Ever dream of owning a home, only to be blindsided by sky-high property taxes? Turns out, some states are way tougher on your wallet than others—Illinois, for example, charges more than double the national average! If you’re house-hunting, don’t just fall for the kitchen island—check the local tax rates first. A little research now could save you thousands every year. Homeownership shouldn’t come with sticker shock! #HomeBuyingTips #PropertyTax #MoneyHacks #RealEstate10Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowShould You Fight Your Property Tax Bill?Ever open your mailbox to find your home's value—and your tax bill—just shot up? You're not alone. With home prices rising, many folks are seeing bigger property tax bills. But if your bill seems way off, you might be able to appeal and save some cash. Double-check your home's official record for mistakes (like wrong square footage), gather proof, and file an appeal. Just know: it takes time, a bit of money, and could backfire if your home is actually undervalued. Worth a look if your bill feels unfair! #PropertyTax #HomeownerTips #MoneyHacks #RealEstate12Share
russellolson+FollowAre You Overpaying on Property Taxes?Ever feel sticker shock opening your property tax bill? You’re not alone—most homeowners are caught off guard, and two-thirds end up paying more than they planned. Here’s the kicker: nearly 80% of us never challenge those numbers, even though almost half think their home’s value is off. We’ll hunt for $5 savings at the store but leave thousands on the table by not appealing. Next time you get your bill, it might be worth a quick check (and maybe an appeal)! #HomeownerHacks #MoneyMatters #PropertyTax #RealEstate2229Share
randerson+FollowRenovate Your Home, Get a Tax Shock?Ever heard of someone fixing up their house and then getting a tax bill that makes their jaw drop? That’s what happened to a Florida family whose property taxes jumped from $15K to $91K after adding a pool and some extra space. Turns out, even small upgrades can trigger a full reassessment—sometimes wiping out protections and making your tax bill explode. Before you start that kitchen reno, check with your local tax office to avoid a nasty surprise! #HomeownerTips #PropertyTax #Renovation #MoneyHacks #RealEstate10Share
Christine Baxter+FollowHow One Farmer Beat a $300k Tax BillImagine getting a bill for $300,000 in back taxes—yikes! That’s what happened to Bill Griggs, a Massachusetts farmer, who spent eight years proving his land was overtaxed. Turns out, the town was charging him commercial rates instead of farm rates. After a closer look, he got a $31,000 refund instead. Lesson? Double-check your property tax assessments—mistakes happen, and it could save you big bucks! #TaxTips #MoneyHacks #LifeLessons #PropertyTax #Finance10Share
