More on this later but for now here's a hint of a far more curious and insidious trend among the property tax spike. Checkit:
Part 2: KCTV5 uncovers lucky homeowners spared in new assessment
KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) -- Property taxes are up way up, and homeowners are speaking out. But, KCTV5 News uncovered truly lucky homeowners and landlords who have no reason to complain. They are getting one heck of a deal. One house in the 1600 block of Summit Street recently sold for $835,000.
Stupid article. Does nothing to address the real problem.
ReplyDeleteThe positive is a person who just gets by in their $125,000 home working two jobs, or on a fixed income may be able to get their 2019 assessment reduced to $295,000. What a deal.
ReplyDeleteI told y’all last week the eastside around prospect didn’t get one penny added to their taxes, the city and county are trying to rid this town of poor people.... it’s a good move, all the crime and murder would go someplace else if they could get rid of the worthless hoodrats.
ReplyDeleteUhmmm yes, we did get tax increases and it will be disputed. I pay $1,000 a year, at one time it was $1,700/yr. Not fair or worth it for what we get in return. You don't know what you're talking about.
DeleteJefferson Street is not on the eastside.... more like Westside which is always on the winning side of things.
ReplyDeleteGood time to get into the tent business.
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