https://www.ratsrestaurant.com/

lots on the lambertville/new hope border

yeah. the regular "i need to move due to life changes" price.
negotiated and voluntary.

No- let's inflate the 'prices I'd sell at in a heartbeat' at once.

again, if someone wants to pay me 1.6 million dollars for my 500k house?
No problem on my end...

Do you know how property taxes are set? dividing the ratables over the budget.

so (keeping it simple) if the total value the tax assessor finds for a community real estate is 100 million, and the community needs 1 million to operate, everyone chips 1% of the value of their property in.

if the value of all the real estate is 1,000 million (billion) the tax rate is .1% and every chips .1% of the value of the property in.

If implemented, and EVERYONE with property started off with an automatic 4X amount as assessed by the tax assessor- then everyone would have the same tax bill as before.

It's when you go to declare a different valuation that your tax bill changes and risk increases or decreases to match.

So if my fair market price $500,000 house WAS assessed at $420,000 now my fair market house still priced at $500,000 is now assessed at $1,680,000 but my tax bill stays the same. If someone wants to pay me 1.6 mill for it- I'm good.

It's when I want to declare a different value that my bill levels out...

First, not my idea- I made that clear

second, can you be a little coherent about your perceived failure points rather than just rejecting?

You can set the price to whatever you wish....

so everyone lists an amount that would make it worth selling it for and the tax rate gets based on that amount..

So if everyone declares their house to be 'worth' 100% more than they paid for it, (and if I was offered double, I'd move) the tax basis is reduced to the same bill amount per property...You could also just make primary residences excluded....

Not "informal"
https://theshoreblog.com/ocean-city-beach-information/
"Additionally, surfing is permitted on beaches south of 36th Street where lifeguard stands are 3 blocks apart. Surfing is permitted at all beaches either before or after lifeguards are on duty."

Heinlein had an idea.

Let everyone declare their own figure for value of their property, and pay taxes accordingly to their valuation.

Trick is, - if someone offers you that amount, you gotta sell it to them.

prinker. look it up. works great. thousands of images and you can add your own.

I think we move down a line tomorrow?

TBH it was a self statement I was not 100% sure of and made while on mobile.

Now at a desk- I was incorrect in my assumption.
It is still legal for lodging properties to allow in NJ

that's because it's against state law anymore?

They can't arrest them; but they can hold them until the parents come get them...

That'll be great when the parents are an hour away....

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Look at the right side on a PC the 'pink' text...
this link
https://www.njtransit.com/bus-to?

There is no central NJ

there was 20 mins of snow in Atlantic county (southern NJ)

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$29 to $52

2-3 hrs... one bus

"Zimmerman Flew and Tyler Knew"
Woulda been a lot better than that tag,,,,,

That element- is clearly to those who can read- weren't my words

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No.
As someone who lives in Cape May County, I came to ask about it. Thus the question mark.

Nice to see you keeping up the Jersey stereotypical “auto-defensive to any implied slight” attitude though.

Wb Mason will