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Old 06-10-2017, 11:44 PM   #63
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Originally Posted by jswinden View Post
Same here in USA. I think currently any estate valued over $250,000 is subject to an inheritance tax. While we are alive, the annual property and school taxes we pay based on the current value of our houses can add up in a few decades to be more than what we initially paid for the house. Some elderly people bought homes after WWII in Austin and paid them off by the 1980s. They then retired on limited incomes. The property values in the mid-1990s rose so high, and continue to do so, that many of these people were forced out of their lifetime homes due to property taxes rising to a level higher than they could afford to pay. Over here you never really own your house, you will be paying the bank and/or the county and school district until you die!
2013 is when our property values skyrocketed. 1990's you could get properties cheap here.
But you are so correct on pay till you die.

*Jack and I are in the same state but totally different economies.
Jack has bulls*** and I have dinosaur farts.
Or in other words, he is in the cattle and not sure what else country and I am in oilfield country.
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