The True Swamp

I own 3 homes in 3 seperate cities. The assessed value is always lower than the market value but not by more than 10% to 20%.
/—-/ I understand that. My rental properties in Mooresville NC were the same, but in Nassau County NY where I lived, up until a few years ago, houses were taxed at the 1935 valuation even though houses built then were selling for $700,000,000 on 2021.
Here is a realtor in Florida talking about the tax assessment in Palm Beach:
“Mar-a-Lago is now in that category of seeing taxes go up at 10% which it did last year. Still, the baseline of $37,000,000 is insanely low. There are plenty of examples of Palm Beach Estates selling north of $100,000,000 on prime lots. The owner of Mar-a-Lago isn’t going to complain about their taxes being too low.”
 
You cannot drain the swamp when the swamp is you. The Trump cabinet this time is even more corrupt than the last one.

As Trump accuses foes of mortgage fraud, 3 cabinet members call 2 homes primary residences​


President Donald Trump has used it as a justification to target political foes, including a governor on the Federal Reserve Board, a Democratic U.S. senator and a state attorney general.

Real estate experts say claiming primary residences on different mortgages at the same time is often legal and rarely prosecuted.

But if administration officials continue the campaign, mortgage records show there’s another place they could look: Trump’s own Cabinet.

Underscoring how common the practice is, ProPublica found that at least three of Trump’s Cabinet members call multiple homes their primary residences on mortgages. We discovered the loans while examining financial disclosure forms, county real estate records and publicly available mortgage data provided by Hunterbrook Media.

Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer entered into two primary-residence mortgages in quick succession, including for a second home near a country club in Arizona, where she’s known to vacation. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has primary-residence mortgages in New Jersey and Washington, D.C. Lee Zeldin, the Environmental Protection Agency administrator, has one primary-residence mortgage in Long Island and another in Washington, D.C., according to loan records.

Your link says it’s often legal…the issue is your pals did It illegally
 
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