A luxury cottage situated amongst stately hickory, oaks and pines. The koi pond and Florida’s natural foliage welcome you to this unexpected, urban treasure. The cottage offers 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, dramatic ceilings and windows and a magnificent...
Visit this property in DUNEDIN:
1800 HARVARD AVE, DUNEDIN
All four bedrooms are carpeted with ceiling fans and blinds. Washer and Dryer are included. New Roof in 2020. In addition, this totally modernized home also offers a fenced in back yard, carport, and is situated on a large corner lot.
Visit this property in TAMPA:
7202 N OLA AVE, TAMPA
This new Villa is designed and built to FORTIFIED – Gold standards, which is superior resilient construction that far exceeds building code. 5 bath Villa include 10’ ceilings, 12' dramatic vaults in the Great Room, premium appliances, oversized...
Visit this property in ST PETERSBURG:
18 FRANKLIN CT S #A, ST PETERSBURG
Currently zoned as RDC-12 - Res Dup Conv. Close to local restaurants, post office, Walgreen's, New Burger King, New Car-wash and Mango Plaza with Publix/Walmart as anchors. 5 bathrooms house that could easily be used as an office, Just added a new...
Visit this property in SEFFNER:
3917 ORANGE ST, SEFFNER
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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