Posted by WellWorn on November 23, 2015 at 08:27:34 from (75.250.0.57):
In Reply to: Houses one more time posted by NY 986 on November 23, 2015 at 05:18:20:
When we got this place, it came with 3 adjoining rental properties, all of which turned out to be troublesome. We've since gotten rid of two, and the last which we're keeping for the 5 acre woodlot that goes with it, has been a money sink hole, lastly with a tenant that ended up not paying for his last 6 months. He got injured at work, was off for quite a while, and we suspect he got addicted to pain meds, so there was never enough $ left to cover rent.
Anyway, this farm, two owners ago, the fellow tore down an old barn that wasn't being used and was needing some major rehab, and the town RAISED the taxes over $200/yr because the assessor claimed removing the barn improved the property. Of course, 200 is only a small portion of the over 6k we "owe" every year for a ramshackle house and barely standing barn on 20 acres. By the assessors logic, if we leveled it all and lived in a tent, it might cost us even more.
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