To: millenial4freedom
The nice thing about renting is that you don’t pay property tax.
8 posted on
07/08/2023 8:53:26 AM PDT by
BobL
(Trump has all the right Enemies; DeSantis has all the wrong Friends)
To: BobL
You do indirectly, as it’s factored into the rent.
11 posted on
07/08/2023 8:54:55 AM PDT by
dfwgator
(Endut! Hoch Hech!)
To: BobL
You are indirectly paying the property tax for your landlord. Your landlord paid the property taxes, and all the tenants helped pay the those taxes along with other operating expenses of the property. Your rent is higher than it would be otherwise to help the landlord afford the property taxes.
To: BobL
The nice thing about renting is that you don’t pay property tax.Sure you do. You pay your Landlord's property tax.
19 posted on
07/08/2023 9:09:26 AM PDT by
Freedom_Is_Not_Free
(America -- July 4, 1776 to November 3, 2020 -- R.I.P.)
To: BobL
You may not be writing the check to your local property tax assessor, but rest assured you ARE paying the property tax in your rent payment. And your landlord gets the tax break by deducting that as an operating expense, not you.
26 posted on
07/08/2023 9:25:09 AM PDT by
ProtectOurFreedom
(I don’t like to think before I say something...I want to be just as surprised as everyone else.)
To: BobL
The nice thing about renting is that you don’t pay property tax. Oh yes you do. Your rental fee covers the landlord’s property taxes. It may be a smaller % especially if it’s a building shared with other tenants but your indirectly paying property taxes.
29 posted on
07/08/2023 9:33:01 AM PDT by
tflabo
(Truth or tyranny )
To: BobL
Some of the tax is in your monthly rental, every month. Don’t think the landlord is going to pay that, himself. You’ll get some of it, too.
33 posted on
07/08/2023 9:36:32 AM PDT by
Carriage Hill
(A society grows great when old men plant trees, in whose shade they know they will never sit.)
To: BobL
The nice thing about renting is that you don’t pay property tax.Money is fungible. You pay your landlord who pays the bureaucracy.
Bottom line: you pay.
35 posted on
07/08/2023 9:39:23 AM PDT by
mewzilla
(We will never restore the republic if we don't first secure the ballot box.)
To: BobL
The nice thing about renting is that you don’t pay property tax. Where do I begin...
40 posted on
07/08/2023 9:57:47 AM PDT by
Fido969
(45 is Superman! )
To: BobL
“The nice thing about renting is that you don’t pay property tax.”
100% of the property tax of any property that one rents is built into the rent ... along with depreciation, maintenance, general overhead, owner’s mortgage payments, AND profit to the corporation or owner of the property ... period ...
41 posted on
07/08/2023 10:04:07 AM PDT by
catnipman
(In a post-covid world, ALL "science" is now political science: stolen elections have consequences)
To: BobL
It’s in your rent somehow.
42 posted on
07/08/2023 10:04:55 AM PDT by
FreedomPoster
(Islam delenda est)
To: BobL
The nice thing about renting is that you don’t pay property tax. Sure you do. It is built into the rent.
To: BobL
Well, you do, it’s just included in the rent.
51 posted on
07/08/2023 10:57:14 AM PDT by
Trailerpark Badass
(“There should be a whole lot more going on than throwing bleach,” said one woman)
To: BobL
I knew there were plenty of people who post before reading all the comments (I’ve done it too), but this thread appears to be setting a record.
To: BobL
The nice thing about renting is that you don’t pay property tax.Correct. You also avoid the cost of house insurance and any maintenance costs. It's really the way to go, to cut costs.
It also works when leasing a car.
57 posted on
07/08/2023 11:43:25 AM PDT by
Lazamataz
(The firearms I own today, are the firearms I will die with. How I die will be up to them.)
To: BobL
59 posted on
07/08/2023 11:52:38 AM PDT by
FrdmLvr
To: BobL
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