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Property Taxes: Protecting Your Real Estate Investment in a Turbulent Economy


by James B. Soble View Biography
Ruden McClosky View Firm Credentials
Tampa Office

August 21, 2009

Previously published on August 11, 2009

Developers and consumers of real property are not the only ones concerned about the economy. Local governments have their own dilemma, with the decline in state and federal funding. As a result, they are focusing on securing maximum yield from proven revenue streams, like property taxes, to fund local services such as public schooling, police and fire protection, and other governmental services.


 

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