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Updated about 2 years ago, 08/23/2022

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Reya Ripet
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Worried about ever rising stupid property taxes.

Reya Ripet
Posted

Hi all.

I'm in Alachua county FL, but that's not available in the location options.

So , off course the proposed property taxes bills have arrived. And each has gone up the full 10%.

IMO property taxes are a criminal organization's plan to rob people 'legally' of their property when they can no longer afford to pay .

Look at the world economic forum's slogan 'you will own nothing and be happy'.  And tell me what else they could mean ?

My concern is that I can't just keep raising the rent ?  Do mortgages keep going up as well ?

Or is it not a problem to keep raising rents to cover higher costs ?

I only have two properties and they are my income, so I'm concerned.  

I can't afford to buy a third property atm.  

Thanks

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