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MLS# T3109752

Enjoy the wild life from your back porch and pool area. Plantation shutters are insulated and energy efficient. Ac replaced in 2017. Appliances 2 years old.
Visit this property in DOVER: 7110 MUCK POND RD, DOVER

MLS# U8005727

This is a rare opportunity to own 2+ acres of breathtaking park-like property in central Pinellas County. Per the owners, it is zoned for 3 HORSES and would easily accommodate a nice pole barn and riding ring. There is a lovely, separate art...
Visit this property in CLEARWATER: 2948 SUNSET POINT RD, CLEARWATER

MLS# U8005746

Over 700 hundred squad/foot of brand new block addition. This ready to move in home present Split plan 3 bedroom 2 bath 2 Car Garage in desirable St. Comes complete with lots of high-end finishes and upgrades. Granite Counter tops throughout...
Visit this property in ST PETERSBURG: 5650 36TH ST N, ST PETERSBURG

MLS# T3109669

Beautiful 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 1 half-bathroom, 2089sqft, 2 car garage home with freshly paint and updated with beautiful wood-laminate floors on all bedrooms and living room within the gated community of Watergrass. Located close to...
Visit this property in WESLEY CHAPEL: 31633 SPOONFLOWER CIR, WESLEY CHAPEL


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How Much are my Taxes?

As a rule of thumb, your tax is roughly 2% of your purchase price. If the purchase price of the property is $200K the tax is roughly $4K a year.

The actual calculation for yearly property tax is the assessed value of the property multiplied by the millage rate minus any homestead exemption. A "Mill Rate" is the amount of tax paid per dollar of the assessed property value. In the Tampa Bay area mill rates vary anywhere from 16 mills to 24 mills.

Your tax will be based on the assessed property value after you purchase the property.

What is Homestead Exemption?

Homestead exemption is a Florida constitutional benefit of up to a $50,000 to be deducted from the market value of a primary / permanent residence. Another great benefit of homestead exemption: after receiving the homestead exemption the first year, any annual increase in the assessed value is capped at the lower of 3% or the percentage increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI), with certain exceptions. Find out more on your county's Appraiser site:

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