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SWBTATTReg

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4. Well, I think that this threat of corporate ownership (sure there might be individuals who incorporated to get

Reply to moonshinegnomie (Original post)

Tue Jun 11, 2024, 01:43 PM

Jun 2024

into the housing market, rental markets) is abating somewhat. W/ the minor downturn that some states have had (Florida, others), the corporate big boys have suffered losses and are scrambling to get out of real estate markets as fast as they can, since they burned their fingers. Good!

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a property tax proposal for corporate owned single family houses [View all] moonshinegnomie Jun 2024 OP

Maybe we should keep it simple... Think. Again. Jun 2024 #1

I like your idea better. Even individuals who have second homes in a state Wonder Why Jun 2024 #8

It's not always that simple. LisaM Jun 2024 #9

Only problem is the tax gets passed on to the renter. lastlib Jun 2024 #10

makes RENTING more expensive... Think. Again. Jun 2024 #15

I would expect they'd just raise the rent to compensate for the higher tax. flvegan Jun 2024 #2

That's one way Zeitghost Jun 2024 #3

i dont think it would moonshinegnomie Jun 2024 #5

Well, I think that this threat of corporate ownership (sure there might be individuals who incorporated to get SWBTATTReg Jun 2024 #4

I like it. WarGamer Jun 2024 #6

I think it'd have to be up to localities. jimfields33 Jun 2024 #7

i think a lot of places have a homeowner exemption. mopinko Jun 2024 #11

Complicated, but there are ways to structure it. dobleremolque Jun 2024 #12

Taxes aren't ForgedCrank Jun 2024 #13

They already own them moonshinegnomie Jun 2024 #14

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