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11. i think a lot of places have a homeowner exemption.

Tue Jun 11, 2024, 03:31 PM

Jun 2024

cook co does. it doesnt amount to much, tho. if there was other revenue, it cd b significant.

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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

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

That's one way Zeitghost Jun 2024 #3

i dont think it would moonshinegnomie Jun 2024 #5

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