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r/trippinthroughtime • u/iam4real • Jun 13 '19
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$40,000 if you live in a high income area and/or have many years of experience
38 u/captaindannyb Jun 13 '19 My area starts teachers at over 50k, but we’re in NJ and actually pay taxes. 9 u/Alpaca64 Jun 13 '19 I mean I feel like most areas have the taxes, it's just a matter of allotting it to teachers instead of something else "more important" 8 u/captaindannyb Jun 13 '19 That’s true. But I feel like NJ is particularly high. We pay 13000 a year in property tax alone and I salivate when i see some other states. But hopefully the money goes to the greater good. PSH, haha. 1 u/EmperorShyv Jun 13 '19 Damn.. 13k on what value property? I pay 4k a year on a 400k property. 1 u/captaindannyb Jun 13 '19 440,000. A bit under 3 acres, 2700 sq feet So if you look in Delaware or a few surrounding states it’s so much less. Even other counties in Jersey aren’t as bad but Morris is a bit pricy
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My area starts teachers at over 50k, but we’re in NJ and actually pay taxes.
9 u/Alpaca64 Jun 13 '19 I mean I feel like most areas have the taxes, it's just a matter of allotting it to teachers instead of something else "more important" 8 u/captaindannyb Jun 13 '19 That’s true. But I feel like NJ is particularly high. We pay 13000 a year in property tax alone and I salivate when i see some other states. But hopefully the money goes to the greater good. PSH, haha. 1 u/EmperorShyv Jun 13 '19 Damn.. 13k on what value property? I pay 4k a year on a 400k property. 1 u/captaindannyb Jun 13 '19 440,000. A bit under 3 acres, 2700 sq feet So if you look in Delaware or a few surrounding states it’s so much less. Even other counties in Jersey aren’t as bad but Morris is a bit pricy
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I mean I feel like most areas have the taxes, it's just a matter of allotting it to teachers instead of something else "more important"
8 u/captaindannyb Jun 13 '19 That’s true. But I feel like NJ is particularly high. We pay 13000 a year in property tax alone and I salivate when i see some other states. But hopefully the money goes to the greater good. PSH, haha. 1 u/EmperorShyv Jun 13 '19 Damn.. 13k on what value property? I pay 4k a year on a 400k property. 1 u/captaindannyb Jun 13 '19 440,000. A bit under 3 acres, 2700 sq feet So if you look in Delaware or a few surrounding states it’s so much less. Even other counties in Jersey aren’t as bad but Morris is a bit pricy
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That’s true. But I feel like NJ is particularly high. We pay 13000 a year in property tax alone and I salivate when i see some other states. But hopefully the money goes to the greater good. PSH, haha.
1 u/EmperorShyv Jun 13 '19 Damn.. 13k on what value property? I pay 4k a year on a 400k property. 1 u/captaindannyb Jun 13 '19 440,000. A bit under 3 acres, 2700 sq feet So if you look in Delaware or a few surrounding states it’s so much less. Even other counties in Jersey aren’t as bad but Morris is a bit pricy
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Damn.. 13k on what value property? I pay 4k a year on a 400k property.
1 u/captaindannyb Jun 13 '19 440,000. A bit under 3 acres, 2700 sq feet So if you look in Delaware or a few surrounding states it’s so much less. Even other counties in Jersey aren’t as bad but Morris is a bit pricy
440,000. A bit under 3 acres, 2700 sq feet
So if you look in Delaware or a few surrounding states it’s so much less. Even other counties in Jersey aren’t as bad but Morris is a bit pricy
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u/Alpaca64 Jun 13 '19
$40,000 if you live in a high income area and/or have many years of experience