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| lil679
Posted on 04/11/2002 7:08:32 PM PDT by lil679
I am fleeing California and would like information on states without property tax, or states with low property taxes. Thanks for taking the time to reply to this post. I could use all the information I can get.
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KEYWORDS: california; propertytaxes; states
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To: sheilah
yeah,nevada near nellis air force base.
or idaho (militias country)but you MUST be white.
To: lil679
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To: lil679
Alabama has lowest property tax rates in the country (thanks to well-connected timber owners and ALFA). Sales tax runs 8-9% in most counties. State income tax about 5% of taxable income. No personal property ad-volorem tax. Insurance rates reasonable and energy costs are low. Housing is varied, based on area and city, but cheaper than anywhere in California. Land is very diverse - mountains to gulf. Retirees seem to like lake areas, university towns, and military towns. Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail is championship level with good price. Shakespeare Festival in M'tmy considered among the nation's best. For comedic entertainment, take in the dilly-dallys on Goat Hill between branches of government. Close to Atlanta, and from Atlanta, you can go anywhere. B'ham Airport good and much less crowded than Hartsfield. But, hush! It's a secret!
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posted on
04/11/2002 9:21:22 PM PDT
by
au eagle
To: lil679
Get on Interstate 10 in San Diego. Go East until you get to San Antonio, Texas. Stop your vehicle and draw a 100 mile circle around San Antonio. Find a place you like, work hard, live well and become a Texan.
To: au eagle
B'ham Airport goodUm.
Smallest, most 'average' airport I have ever seen.
Rochester is a smaller town with a better airport.
However, there are many good points to Birmingham.
The airport ain't it, but there are many good points. Inexpensive, good pay can be found, traffic reasonable, good shopping, very pretty terrain, decent and friendly people, racial strife at a minimum compared to Northeastern and Midwestern communities.
But don't stress the airport as a draw. :o)
To: lil679
Get in your car and don't stop driving until you get to Vero Beach, Fl.
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posted on
04/11/2002 9:27:00 PM PDT
by
paul51
To: lil679
I'm currently living and working in San Diego, but I am buying income property in Omak,
Eastern Washington, about 60 miles south of the Canadian border. There is no income tax,
it is a CCW state, very conservative population, 5 hours drive from Seattle, property is cheap.
In two or three years I'll be able to leave here and go up there for good.
An anecdote: I was having breakfast in a little coffee shop in Omak, and looked up to see,
over the cashier's station, a picture of Bill Clinton, framed by a toilet seat . All I needed to see.
To: lil679
Texas has no state income tax, just a very fair sales tax and not on everything. You can live 30 mins from a major city and pay as little as $400.00 a year property taxes for 40 acres on up.
To: Lazamataz
My point was that B'ham airport is an alternative to Atlanta, not that it is a good point about B'ham. Personally, I try to stay away from Bamaham so I'll take your word on its good points.
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posted on
04/11/2002 9:53:26 PM PDT
by
au eagle
To: holyscroller
Your living in God's country!!!
To: lil679
Taxes are low in WVA and so is everything else including morale and the economy.
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posted on
04/11/2002 10:32:13 PM PDT
by
breakem
To: breakem
Shhhhh. Please don't even mention WVa to anybody. We have to keep the population down and the living cheap. I haven't noticed any low morale. I'm happy as a pig eatin slop.
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posted on
04/11/2002 10:40:04 PM PDT
by
WVNan
To: sheilah
Property tax in Arizona is high enough, Income tax is not too bad, Sales tax is between 6.5%, and 9% depending on county, and city.
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posted on
04/11/2002 10:44:04 PM PDT
by
c-b 1
To: lil679
Why are you running? You could at least be a man and fight.
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posted on
04/11/2002 10:46:18 PM PDT
by
Buckeroo
To: MrNatural
"
I'm currently living and working in San Diego, but I am buying income property in Omak, Eastern Washington, about 60 miles south of the Canadian border. There is no income tax, it is a CCW state, very conservative population, 5 hours drive from Seattle, property is cheap."And we've got a GREAT Freeper chapter in Puget Sound, 250 strong! We'll look forward to welcoming you!
To: TexasNative2000
Get on Interstate 10 in San Diego, Go East until you get to San Antonio, Poor guy, I can just see him driving all over San Diego looking for Interstate-10.
To: c-b 1
Property tax in Arizona is high enough, Income tax is not too bad, Sales tax is between 6.5%, and 9% depending on county, and city.You forgot the tempreture. It was 92 in Phoenix today. In April.
To: weepnomore
Texas would be a good alternative. I would suggest the hill country or if you can stand the heat the fort davis area. The problem with Texas is that it is infested by texans.
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posted on
04/12/2002 1:36:35 AM PDT
by
holly
To: lil679
Nevada and Arizona aren't too bad if you can stand the 120 degree summers. We may even buy a second home there someday.
As we're allegic to snow, ice, humidity, and 120 degree summers, we're staying in San Diego. We love the Mexican culture and food as well.
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posted on
04/12/2002 1:47:27 AM PDT
by
Z-28
To: lil679
Steer clear of NC...entire state government run by Democrats and the income tax isn't much lower than yours. They keep looking for taxes to raise since the deficit grows every day - still trying to give in-state tuition to illegals. Triangle is OK for a good job but the cost of living is steep and taxes are horrible in Chapel Hill and Durham, Charlotte is even worse...schools are 49th in the country. Charlotte has a horrible crime rate as do many of the large towns.
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