Homeowners,how much are your property taxes and which services do you receive?

[dmopar74]

I paid 5k this year

 

[Heyguy74]

I'm at almost 14k

 

[SumoNinja]

I don't know how much I pay but it gets spread out with my monthly mortgage payment so I don't even feel it

 

[joe jaskot]

I hope you're not in Passaic County. They have the highest property taxes in the US, including Hawaii. My in-laws, in Clifton, own a small duplex on a 3/4 lot. Their taxes are over $15k this year. Mine in AL is less than $500 for a 2800 sq/ft ranch on 3 acres.

Property taxes in New Jersey are ridiculous. Partly due to the fact that is how our school systems are funded. In my town, it costs between $12,000-$14,000 per student per year to educate them. And every year my taxes go up. Crazy!

 

[krichardson]

I don't know how much I pay but it gets spread out with my monthly mortgage payment so I don't even feel it

Yeah I have that arrangement too and when the taxes go up so does the mortgage payment amount along with them.

 

[spotfin]

About $1100 for a small raised ranch on just over 2 acres. I forget the mill rate, but it goes towards fire dept, school, etc. We have free recylcing as well.

 

[rodger]

$1100 1900 sq ft on 3/4 acre lot. We have best snow cleaning anywhere. I swear they are going to wear the street out with the plow. According to my step grandson the county jail is real nice.

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[Gill Blue]

my taxes aren't bad, and they keep dropping as the value of my home drops.
woohoo
where they're sticking it to me is in the water bill, it went from $10 a month in 2001 to $60 a month now-a-days.

 

[dxdx]

my taxes aren't bad, and they keep dropping as the value of my home drops.
woohoo
where they're sticking it to me is in the water bill, it went from $10 a month in 2001 to $60 a month now-a-days.

wha? property taxes can go down???

 

[krichardson]

wha? property taxes can go down???

Ha!....not in this town.Our mayor raises them every chance he can.He once tried to impose a tax on soda purchases.