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icanluv2@yahoo.com wrote:
> Well, where i live, property tax varies by size of house, neighborhood,
> district, etc. which is logical. A nice part of town would cost more.
> A bigger house will be appraised more, thus higher property values no
> matter if it is next to a dinky smaller house. My next door neighbor's
> house(3,500 sq. ft, 2-story) was appraised at $220k while mine(2,690
> sq. ft) at $182k, 1-story. My lot is pretty small compared to his
> also. Thus, he will pay more in property tax which is 3.7 % before
> homestead.
>
> If more people use more energy, wouldn't they just have to pay
> according to their usage which is reflected in their own utility bill?
> Never heard of HOA dues factoring in energy usage.
>
I'm in condo complex a conversion so the utilities (gas) is common to a
building of 16 units, so is hot water.
The bottom line is that your assessments are based on some schedule or
rule or whatever which board is using to determine how much a homeowner
will pay.
You are entitled to see that schedule.
So write to management/board and ask for a copy of that schedule.
After you have schedule start asking questions.
-Sub
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Re: Why is my HOA fees different than some of my neighbors in samesubdivision?
