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Connie Kult
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REALTOR® for Avalar Advantage Realty
February 2007—present
Assisting clients with buying and selling real estate in and around the Tucson area.
Assisting clients with buying and selling real estate in and around the Tucson area.
REALTOR® for RE/MAX All Executives
March 2005—February 2007
Assisting clients to buy and sell real estate in the Tucson area.
Assisting clients to buy and sell real estate in the Tucson area.
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I have experience in a variety of real estate transactions, including single family residence, condominiums, townhomes, golf course properties, foothill
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Whether you are buying or selling real estate in Tucson, AZ, the first thing you need to do is contact a knowledgeable, experienced real estate agent who
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Connie Kult answered:
Hello,
I would like to clarify that property taxes are based on the assessed value. The taxes are not based on the listed sales prices attached to homes.
The actual tax depends on the address and neighborhood ammenities. Cities, schools, water districts, community colleges, bond issues--all these come in to play when determining your specific tax rate by the state.
The average tax rate on homes in Arizona before exemptions and rebates is approximately 1.3% of market value or 13% of assessed value. So, if a home is assessed with a Full Cash Value of $350,000, and the property tax rate was exactly at the average 1.3%, then annual real estate tax would be $4,550.
Here's the math:
$350,000 x .1 [10%] = $35,000 x .13 [13%] = $4,550
or
$350,000 x .013 [1.3%] = $4,550
I have seen some Oro Valley taxes set at a little under the average of 1.3%. Again, if you have one or more specific addresses, I can obtain the specific taxes for you. Please let me know if I can assist you further.
I would like to clarify that property taxes are based on the assessed value. The taxes are not based on the listed sales prices attached to homes.
The actual tax depends on the address and neighborhood ammenities. Cities, schools, water districts, community colleges, bond issues--all these come in to play when determining your specific tax rate by the state.
The average tax rate on homes in Arizona before exemptions and rebates is approximately 1.3% of market value or 13% of assessed value. So, if a home is assessed with a Full Cash Value of $350,000, and the property tax rate was exactly at the average 1.3%, then annual real estate tax would be $4,550.
Here's the math:
$350,000 x .1 [10%] = $35,000 x .13 [13%] = $4,550
or
$350,000 x .013 [1.3%] = $4,550
I have seen some Oro Valley taxes set at a little under the average of 1.3%. Again, if you have one or more specific addresses, I can obtain the specific taxes for you. Please let me know if I can assist you further.
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