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To: nhwingut

Yep. And the real icing on the cake is that they figure values will go backup and they can keep the higher rates.

If values go back up, you will get doubly reamed out.


17 posted on 09/25/2011 7:58:31 AM PDT by ChildOfThe60s ( If you can remember the 60s....you weren't really there)
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To: ChildOfThe60s

Actually, rates do tend to drop when values recover. However, the drop is never nearly as much as the original increase, so property taxes do in fact continue to rise indefinitely.


20 posted on 09/25/2011 8:04:12 AM PDT by flintsilver7 (Honest reporting hasn't caught on in the United States.)
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