how much is the real estate tax in florida?
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City/ County is 70 cents per $100\nState stamps are 35 cents per $100\nYou will often times also find an "intangible tax" at 20 cents per $100\nHope this helps...
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California we pay 1% property tax and 7.75% sales tax but each county is different and some are nearly 9% in sales tax.  Also local districts still raise property taxes a little here and there so some are up to 1.2%.  \n\nWe also have a state income tax too, not too mention vehicle license fees that far exceed the cost of licensing a vehicle.  Oh and lets not forget about 70 cents of the $2.4 in gasoline is taxes.
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Tax Base and Rate\n\nFlorida corporate income tax liability is computed using federal taxable income, modified by certain Florida adjustments, to determine adjusted federal income. A corporation doing business within and without Florida may apportion its total income. Adjusted federal income is apportioned to Florida using a three-factor formula. The formula is a weighted average, designating 25 percent each to factors for property and payroll, and 50 percent to sales. Nonbusiness income allocated to Florida is added to the Florida portion of adjusted federal income. An exemption of up to $5,000 is subtracted to arrive at Florida net income. Tax is computed by multiplying Florida net income by 5.5 percent.
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No, Florida has a small tax on assets, none on income. More vets live in FL than any other state
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If you have the $$$, Manatee & Sarasota Counties in Florida are flooded with listings right now.  It is a buyers market.  Be prepared to shell out large $$$ for homeowners & flood insurance.  I just sold my home in Sarasota County.
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No debate here, happens every day. In some cases the taxes owed on a property exceed the original mortgage amount, some deal huh. If you live in a liberal state like California or New York its even worse. The taxes are so high you need a mortgage just to pay them. An interesting result of such high costs is people are moving out of the high cost states and to places like Nevada and Arizona. There goes the neighborhood!
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I know I am not answering your question, but I do not know a place to send you for the information you are looking for.  I am a Landlord of 23 properties in Florida and I can answer specific questions you may have, to a limit.  Insurance you need to have homeowners Insurance and tell your agent that the house will be a rental, that way you are not paying for all items in the house, unless of course you are renting a furnished unit.  I have no special account, all the monies go into my personal account and all repairs come out of my personal account.  You will pay tax on the profit you make, I am not an accountant so I don't know what your tax implications would be, an accountant can answer that for you.  If you have any other questions please feel free to add details post another question or you can email me through Yahoo Answers.  Good Luck KG
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Our property taxes are $5100 a year.  We have three taxes - school, village and county.  If we lived in the country our taxes would be less because there would be no village tax.  I live in Central NY
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Really depends on what you are able to purchase.  I moved to Florida two years ago and worked in purchasing for a home builder.  Home prices went up in retail price over 80 per cent in during that time while costs were only up 30-35 per cent.  BTW, this was greater Orlando.\n\nOne used to be able to sell your home up north, make a nice 100K profit and come to Florida a spend your 100K on a really, really nice home.  Those days are gone.  New construction average home prices in greater Orlando are about $160 a square foot.  Meaning that a 2000 square foot house will run you about $320,000.
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Over the past couple years I would have to say 20-25%\nI was looking forward as my kids would move out to lower utilities bills, ohh contrare I pay an avg of 250 a month for elct and 70-80-a month for water and sewage. Hang on to your cash cuz d gasoline es going up Lucy to a mega high this summer Bahbalouuu so are utilities. Yes I am in Florida\nand with the coming cane season on us I am screwed\nHAVE A NICE DAY.
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Your real estate agent should be able to provide that info for you. Property taxes are usually a fixed percentage of the purchase price of the property you buy. For example, in my area, it's 1 (one) percent. So if I bought a 100 dollar house, my taxes would be 1 dollar a year.\n\nyou can look up your tax rates here:\nhttps://www.taxpayerservicecenter.com/RP_Search.jsp?search_type=Assessment\n\nkeep in mind your tax bill will reflect the purchase price and is not the amount you see at the website. \n\nRegards...
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IT is different for each municiplity in florida.  contact the local tax collector and they should be able to help you.  Each county has a tax collector.
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The maximum federal tax on long term capital gain is 15%. I don't know what the New Mexico rates are. Generally real property is not subject to a sales tax like buying a shirt would be.\nUnder current law the 15% gains rate is set to go back to 20% after 2009.\nTo lower your gain you would have to spend money on iimprovements. This is generally a bad move unless you can increase the sale price of the land by what it cost to improve it. \nAssuming the NM tax rate is 5% I would suggest not doing anything to laower the tax since you are already keeping 80% of each dollar you get for selling. A great deal compared to a similar amount of wage income.
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Zero. Property taxes are local taxes, not state taxes.
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Maybe. It depends upon the local real estate market. It also depends upon your definition of Investment. Are you looking at paying cash for a home there in the hopes of seeing the price go up in order to make a profit? OR are you looking to pay cash for this home to Live in either full or part time? I would hesitate if you are looking at using it as an investment vehicle. Most of the time Real Estate is a Liability with Maintenance, insurance, utilities, Property Taxes, association dues etc... That exceed the annual appreciation of the value of the property. My question to you is Do YOU REALLY NEED 2 houses? If not, put your money elsewhere to grow. Unless you are looking to purchase property in one of the few areas that are involved in states of Hyper-Inflation of property values, your money is better invested elsewhere and you can use it at any time to buy property where you want to live. Examples of these are the Ridiculously overpriced Condominium market in Florida and the WAY overpriced houses in Southern California. I believe that these growth rates are unsustainable and many people are going to lose their shirts there eventually. \n  Point is I would need alot more information to make an educated answer to your question beyond Maybe.
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I don't know anything about Florida but I am a realtor in PA and Summer is when the buyers are looking.  Family's wants to be moved in before school starts and now one wants to move in the winer becasue of the snow.  But I guess since you are in Florida you don't have to worry about that part as much.....Don't worry it will sell just give your realtor some time.  The days on the market for a home in my area is 60-90 days now this time last year its was 30-60 days and year before that is was ONE WEEK.  Interst rates are still low and people are still looking.
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No, in Florida the prices of land are skyrocketed. Land can only go up so much and we are at its highest peak. If you purchase land to sell in 2 months you will make no profit because the prices are so high. Wait until the land goes down and then invest.! Good Luck