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Posted: 12/11/2017 6:37:50 PM EST
Is there any way to own property indefinitely i.e. without paying property taxes? As far as I know, if I buy a chunk a property today with cash, I have to pay taxes on it or the government will seize it/sell it. How can I buy land that I can actually *own* without any further costs?
I was thinking about this as a place to go in case of job loss/going broke for whatever reason, etc. It doesn't work if I still have to pay a large sum of money every year. |
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Not that I know of. Some places have been trying to get rid of them for older (65+) landowners
but as far as I know your stinking county or state thinks they own what you bought. |
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The only way I know of doing it is to put a chunk of money in a escrow account and pay an accountant or lawyer to pay the taxes with it.
People do it if they need to travel for a long time or something like that. |
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There is a few States that don't have property taxes I just can't remember which ones at the moment
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I seem to recall a couple places in either Georgia or South Carolina that we’re tax free. The catch was you had to inherit it and once you sold it, it would be taxable from there on out. So to answer your question, yes but if you could get it you would already know about it, so no tax free for you.
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Property tax shouldn't exist. It should at most be a one time tax paid upon purchase. That's it.
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Rural property. Put a chicken and a calf on it, get taxed at the farm rate, which will be beer money.
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https://www.thebalance.com/best-and-worst-states-for-property-taxes-3193328
Best 1. Hawaii - 0.28 percent 2. Alabama - 0.43 percent 3. Louisiana - 0.51 percent 4. Delaware - 0.55 percent 5. District of Columbia - 0.57 percent Worst 1. New Jersey - 2.38 percent 2. Illinois - 2.32 percent 3. New Hampshire - 2.15 percent 4. Connecticut - 1.98 percent 5. Wisconsin - 1.96 percent |
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If you are not in one of the 13 colony's update your land patent. Some claim it can be use to stop paying property taxes because the state has no claim to land they never owned. I don't know how it works for taxes but Summa Corp. was able to stop the state of CA. form taking tide water land from them using the land patent and land grant they had showing that CA never owed the land they wanted to take.
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You could always buy a few acres on the moon from that guy's website.
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They cry about schools and roads when they want to raise taxes here. We don't have any school kids and the roads are crappy and wont get fixed if even patched........so tell me again why we pay land taxes?
The fuckers have even started to tax the little outbuildings and metal carports. |
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Turn it over to the government they never paid a dime on land that they have taken
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Be a church View Quote There's also some states which have an exemption for 'classified wildlife area' acreage. Last I dealt with it the land had to be fenced and planted in wildlife food plots and timber...but it was closed to all hunting or timber harvest. I ran into that a lot buying coal rights in southern Indiana. |
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They cry about schools and roads when they want to raise taxes here. We don't have any school kids and the roads are crappy and wont get fixed if even patched........so tell me again why we pay land taxes? The fuckers have even started to tax the little outbuildings and metal carports. View Quote |
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Sorry but the OP's join date should be changed to 2013 as this is a real deal 13er post.
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Not as easy as he claims with one chicken and one calf. That won't cut it. Plus it has to be used for agricultural purposes for several years before it qualifies. Not as easy that that one says it is. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Sailboat or house boat View Quote If you can deal with living at anchorage and not having shore power, shore water, etc., it may be OK...but I don't want to have to haul my groceries in a dinghy in the rain. |
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If you are not in one of the 13 colony's update your land patent. Some claim it can be use to stop paying property taxes because the state has no claim to land they never owned. I don't know how it works for taxes but Summa Corp. was able to stop the state of CA. form taking tide water land from them using the land patent and land grant they had showing that CA never owed the land they wanted to take. View Quote Please stop believing the sovereign citizen nonsense. Update your land patent. |
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If you can’t move it, you really don’t own it.
All real property is rented from the government. |
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That works most places, if the taxing authority doesn't contest the denomination. There's also some states which have an exemption for 'classified wildlife area' acreage. Last I dealt with it the land had to be fenced and planted in wildlife food plots and timber...but it was closed to all hunting or timber harvest. I ran into that a lot buying coal rights in southern Indiana. View Quote I should have married the widow of a west texas rancher instead of the granddaughter of a coastal real estate developer. |
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No, just no. Please stop believing the sovereign citizen nonsense. Update your land patent. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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If you are not in one of the 13 colony's update your land patent. Some claim it can be use to stop paying property taxes because the state has no claim to land they never owned. I don't know how it works for taxes but Summa Corp. was able to stop the state of CA. form taking tide water land from them using the land patent and land grant they had showing that CA never owed the land they wanted to take. Please stop believing the sovereign citizen nonsense. Update your land patent. |
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The real dream is to be like that SOB on the east side of 137 just north of Stanton and make more money from your land than the taxes are. He's CRP with wind turbines and pumpjacks. I should have married the widow of a west texas rancher instead of the granddaughter of a coastal real estate developer. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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That works most places, if the taxing authority doesn't contest the denomination. There's also some states which have an exemption for 'classified wildlife area' acreage. Last I dealt with it the land had to be fenced and planted in wildlife food plots and timber...but it was closed to all hunting or timber harvest. I ran into that a lot buying coal rights in southern Indiana. I should have married the widow of a west texas rancher instead of the granddaughter of a coastal real estate developer. |
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I have 10 acres in bum fuck Nevada. Taxes are like 22 bucks a year...
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No, just no. Please stop believing the sovereign citizen nonsense. Update your land patent. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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If you are not in one of the 13 colony's update your land patent. Some claim it can be use to stop paying property taxes because the state has no claim to land they never owned. I don't know how it works for taxes but Summa Corp. was able to stop the state of CA. form taking tide water land from them using the land patent and land grant they had showing that CA never owed the land they wanted to take. Please stop believing the sovereign citizen nonsense. Update your land patent. |
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The real dream is to be like that SOB on the east side of 137 just north of Stanton and make more money from your land than the taxes are. He's CRP with wind turbines and pumpjacks. I should have married the widow of a west texas rancher instead of the granddaughter of a coastal real estate developer. View Quote Actually, I was in Stanton last Tuesday. Had a Doctors appointment there. My Doc is married to a landman and she's really good...and smokin' too. |
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There is a saying about that......Oh yeah, If you think you own your land, stop paying the property taxes, and see who really owns it!
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