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Originally Posted by the urban politician
I am not exaggerating. We aren’t going to have a good faith discussion if you insist that I’m just lying. That is not productive.
Investing In Chicago, before he got turned off by some of the mean spirited folks here at SSP and mostly left the forum, laid out his staggering tax increases on his home year after year. He finally left Chicago.
Stop telling people that they are making this shit up just because it hasn’t happened to you. It’s not productive
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I just looked at the property we're closing on again. It increased 10% from 2020 to 2021 but there was a decrease the period before. From 2017 to 2021 it increased about 6.5%. Another property we were bidding on but dropped out of also increased about 10% from 2020 to 2021. It had a 20.2% increase from 2017 to 2021 (not small, obviously..not saying otherwise. Not good).
If you are going to claim that places are increase 100% in property taxes in just 1 year (or even 2 years) for residential properties (homes, condos, etc) then at least come handy with an address that anybody can look up the tax history to back up your claims. What's an address we can look up that's a residential property (not commercial) that has increased that much in a year in Chicago?
Furthermore, did I not make myself clear last time that I think increasing property taxes are not a good thing or did you just conveniently skip that part of what I was saying? I can have this opinion and still ask you for evidence of residential properties' property tax increasing 100% in just a year.