Large townhouse with open Great Room floor plan plus high ceilings that give it that spacious feeling. Kitchen is an Eat-In kitchen with ample Pantry and Stainless appliances. Laundry downstairs as well. Feel safe and secure in this wonderful...
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3512 HIGH HAMPTON CIRCLE, TAMPA FL 33610
The kitchen comes equipped with a refrigerator, electric range, microwave and built-in dishwasher. The first floor also features a bedroom with full bathroom. It also boasts a flex room that provides an area for work or for play, and an outdoor...
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14154 ARBOR PINES DRIVE, RIVERVIEW FL 33579
Bring New Life to this 1923 Spanish style Classic original St. This gem has an incredible amount of potential with nearly 3000 heated sf, 6 bedrooms, and 5 baths. Many of the classic features such as French doors and a built in China cabinet in...
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1570 48TH AVENUE N, ST PETERSBURG FL 33703
Open concept floor with lots of natural light, the lanai overlooks a screen enclosed swimming pool with heated spa, and large back yard with lots of privacy. Includes Hurricane/storm shutters on the back of the house (remote controlled). This home...
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17639 NATHANS DRIVE, TAMPA FL 33647
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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