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Yah but keep in mind it's relative to the assessed value. What's the assessed value of a place like that? $25,000? They'll pay $250 a year and they could sell it for a massive profit over what your grandfather paid for it anytime they want and all the work they put into it would be reflected in that selling price. I don't see the problem for your family in your example even if their property ever gets captured by this tax.
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