‘Senior Freeze’ and Other Property Tax Exemptions and Reductions
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By Epic Real Estate / Need To Know
Matt of Epic Real Estate proposes five ways to reduce property taxes that vary from state to state and within local districts. He encourages people to call their county assessor and ask, “What exemptions am I currently receiving? and what am I eligible for that I’m not receiving?”
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Senior freeze/ senior exemption
Homestead exemption/ principal residence exemption/ homeowners exemption
Conservation Easement – this stays with the deed forever
Agricultural Use exemptions and land reclassification
Every homeowner can request their property record card/ field card/ property characteristics report from the county to find the data points, the basis of their property taxes, as 50% of residential property tax assessments contain some kind of inaccuracy.
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I would address why you would be paying property tax to begin with. The county assessor created a fictional overlay of your property and is now taxing you for the privilege to use their fiction.
"Conservation Easement – this stays with the deed forever"
We have to be careful with this one. ANY government-based conservation program or non-profit system that receives public funding, was considered for mandatory securitization/inclusion in "Natural Asset Companies." After that, it would no longer be private property and could be 'lost' in the stock market during one of the banksters manufactured economic crises.
I thik we stopped NACs in 4Q2023, but they are coming back as "Environmental Service Leases." A couple of years ago Liberia just got money to turn 10,000 acres over to an ESL. The central banksters are "leasing" large areas in less developed countries. Escape Key has a good article on this, but you'll have to hunt for it...:)) It is about a Capetown, SA conference on ESLs.