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Our home in NY State W of WP was approaching $ 20,000 in Property taxes when we all moved in, several years ago now.
That doesn't include State Income Tax, Sales Tax above 8 %, Tax on Social Security. Not including increases in electric services, fuel oil for heat.
Not including home insurance. garbage removal.
Well water and septic system.
FBI Top 10, Most Wanted. Just caught !
Arrested for being a higher up in MS-13.
Arrested in Mexico and remanded to USA for trial AND incarceration.
My wife loves Florida! We can afford the costs but many people can't. Insurance is becoming a real problem for most people. 20% self insure and average cost is around 9k.
I don't think it can be fixed, it's the cost of living in a state with hurricanes.
Now that they’re politically-driven activists trying to shut down the America-First agenda of the president.
Democrats would be very wise to tell Walz to stop doing appearances. He admits they did that during the campaign.
Texas has always had outrageous property taxes, yet it has grown immensely. I don't know the state of property tax in Florida, but with all of the tourists they are likely low like Hawaii.
A lot of people buying a lot of places. Now that Trump is getting rid of the illegals, housing should become more affordable. Hotels too! And airline tickets thanks to Trump cutting government travel significantly and drill baby drill.
I know taxes vary greatly by county but where we are looking the taxes are not much lower than Naperville.
Florida has seen a ton of growth in recent years. It’s grown by 2 million people in the last handful of years. Not surprising that it has gotten really expensive.
Great place to live, but there are issues. Environmentally vulnerable place, and very tough to insure. Probably wasn’t meant to have 23 million+ people. But yet, many like you are still trying to move there. The inflow of people is not over.
Similar here. Houses that were selling for 900k a couple years ago are sitting for a while and then selling for 8 or lower now. High interest rates and rising taxes and insurance.
Most areas in coastal states like California and Florida are built for the very wealthy and the lower class that services them. Very tough for middle class. So yes, you will see people moving out. They have to. Just happens to certain areas over time.
Side note - a lot of people in my generation do not want to buy the massive houses that those a generation before us built. We don’t have as many kids, and those houses are expensive to manage. It’s going to be interesting to see how that plays out in the next decade or so.
Florida has no income tax vs Illinois 4.95%
All in all, the total costs for me will likely be a wash compared to Illinois. Higher insurance will be offset by no income tax.
Sounds right, WW 2 rocket scientist for Nazi's V-1 and V-2 rockets bombs, before he worked for NASA.
Had to get him. The Soviets got a few rocket scientists, as well.
What is Jeff’s excuse about this judge and his decision?
I don’t have an issue with the ruling. Why does DOGE need unlimited access to the SSA database for a fishing expedition? A plan would be nice before total access is given.
Again, they can always appeal.
They are doing better than Chicago. All parking meter revenue in Chicago is forwarded to Dubai until 2083! Another Democrat run utopia.
Of course you don't have an issue with renegade liberal activists. The constitutional crisis will be on you and your parties' hands. It's really a stupid move and will end up being like the great Harry Reid removing the 60-vote minimum for judges.
DOGE needs access to insure that real people and deserving people benefit from SS.
You claim to want fiscal sanity and then oppose fiscal sanity because some stupid little judge is on a powertrip because his family is benefiting from the fraud.
How many cases do you expect them to appeal, Jeff? When are you going to accept that this is unconstitutional? This is what happens in banana republics, not free countries.
I haven't dug into the weeds but is "total access" to SSA records what they are requesting?
Trump is pushing the limits of his executive power. No other president has acted in such a manner. It will result in a great deal of court cases.
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