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haha! Awesome!
I want to search that.
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01/02/2009 10:05 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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I posted this one a couple of weeks back, but in another topic that had the same "stick it to the man" type of story, so it probably got missed by some of you.  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Never mind SBA's, I wanna see someone pay in Ikes!  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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One Floyd Knobs man paid his $21,000 tax bill...I want to let the legislature know that property tax owners for rental properties need some relief also," said Alford who owns 14 rental properties in southern Indiana. 14 properties...that figures, not too bad spread if he has all tenants. If he's just a flipper/speculator, I actually have little sympathy--his risk. Many people in my overpriced burb pay that amount annually for their primary residence. Still, that is funny.  |
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His coins were wrapped and in boxes straight from the bank. He should have unrolled all the coins and threw them in money bags... that would keep them busy for a little while.
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Pillar of the Community
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The guy may have a legitimate complaint. I used to own rental properties in the next county over from mine. It's a pretty poor county & they decided the best way to raise revenue was to increase property tax. They couldn't raise the millage rate(%) without a vote by the citizens, so they did it by raising the tax appraised value of the property every year.
I wouldn't have had a problem with that, except the tax appraisal values were as much as 50% more than you could sell the property for. Nothing worse than paying tax based on an inflated value. I have heard from other investors that the same thing has been happening in their locale.
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Quote:Never mind SBA's, I wanna see someone pay in Ikes! And I want to be there playing middle man!  |
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Coinage, I am with you, but I think I would take it in at the very last day just before closing time so everyone had to stay and count it for me. Then to be a real jerk, I would have them count it again.
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To make them count again you should give them $100 short of the amount and they will need to count it again. |
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In Ahia, if properties are re-eealuated higher, taxes are lowered so that the total collected is still the same.
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Pillar of the Community
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Pay in pennies, and make sure there are some canadian ones in there
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He's not sticking it to "the man". He's sticking it to the town/city clerk and local sheriff. They are the ones he's making extra work for. At the end of the day "the man" still took his pound of flesh.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, just because you have the right to do something, doesn't make doing it right.
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