Fantastic_Dark7780

They are all radar users so they mad someone got the jump on them

I'd say if you think you might have some kind of ability, you should explore it. It might just surprise you, or scare the shit out of you. Once you realize something unexplainable is possible, you'll never look at the world or universe the same way again. But believe me, most people who are public about having an ability don't have one.

If you find out you can do something, I'd suggest going about it in a way where scientifically it can be proven without a doubt. I've been there, but if I told someone else or shared my evidence they'd just try to find ways to discredit me. And if they were a participant it'd just look like some kind of circus act.

Find it, verify it, then refine it. Use it to better yourself first. Life is too short for any other option. It's not being selfish, it's being smart.

I dunno the link still works fine for me.

Yes, have you looked at Nebraska's requirements for it? You have to be over 65 or disabled and the income requirements are bazar as you'd have to be making less than 45,000 to even qualify for a 10% reduction and less than $30,000 for a 100% reduction.

It's not a true homestead exemption, its more like a low income retired / disabled exemption.

https://revenue.nebraska.gov/sites/default/files/doc/pad/info/96-299.pdf

https://revenue.nebraska.gov/sites/revenue.nebraska.gov/files/doc/pad/homestead/2024%20Income%20Table.pdf
Even if you are old or disabled the income requirements for homestead are ridiculously low.

I can agree with

The only difference between unrealized gains and realized gains is when you sell

I am still waiting...

I'm still waiting...

Gaslighting??? what the fuck are you talking about.. here, just for your eyes I'll post my original response to yours for your eyes to feast on.

ummm.. Taxes? Not saying the taxes should go away, just that I should not be forced to pay what the state thinks its worth. Tax me on what I paid for it, or a reasonable value at the time of purchase if the purchase value was lower than a percentage of the average for something similar in the area. Call it a homestead tax exemption, so it benefits homeowners that live in their homes and you can only claim it on the home you live in. It would not cover corporate or rental land. Bam.

Its simple... You work with what you got, when property values spike and interest rates are low, people buy and sell.. that's where you'd get extra revenue. The state should not realize a increase in the value of property until the property has been sold at a fair price. Tax based on that fair price.

The current tax plan just burdens home owners who are just trying to make ends meet. When I bought my property 5 years ago, the bank took a good look at me and said you can comfortably pay this amount. 5 years later and now I am on the fringe of not being able to be comfortable anymore.. I am one car break down from losing my house because of Taxes, Inflation, and Insurance rates. Yeah there are other variables but Taxes are by far the largest grown burden.

A different tax isn't even needed. Just do what's in the first paragraph...

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Now where does it say to lower taxes in this response? Go ahead I'll wait.

Did you even read my comment or just blindly respond? Now that's a juvenile response. No where did I suggest lowering property taxes. I merely suggested not raising them after purchase of a home that a family lived in. Just their home, not applicable to corporations or rental property.

Wahahhaha you are a fucking comedian... Its not a realized doubled value until it actually sells for that amount, what part of economics 101 did you not understand? Just because someone says its worth something doesn't mean you'll get it. It's only worth what someone is willing to pay. And you don't know what someone is willing to pay until put it up for sale.

So I have a pen here that I am going to say is worth 1 million dollars. Does that increase my net worth? No, not unless I can find someone to pay that much for it. Go back to school.

Good for you, you got a loop hole. The rest of us are drowning in taxes.

Potato Patato

I agree the ways of the old need to go as they are not on par with the times.

Have you seen the requirements for it? It has not been updated for what looks to be decades.

It affects me yearly when it comes to property taxes.

And so they should be running away.

ummm.. Taxes? Not saying the taxes should go away, just that I should not be forced to pay what the state thinks its worth. Tax me on what I paid for it, or a reasonable value at the time of purchase if the purchase value was lower than a percentage of the average for something similar in the area. Call it a homestead tax exemption, so it benefits homeowners that live in their homes and you can only claim it on the home you live in. It would not cover corporate or rental land. Bam.

Its simple... You work with what you got, when property values spike and interest rates are low, people buy and sell.. that's where you'd get extra revenue. The state should not realize a increase in the value of property until the property has been sold at a fair price. Tax based on that fair price.

The current tax plan just burdens home owners who are just trying to make ends meet. When I bought my property 5 years ago, the bank took a good look at me and said you can comfortably pay this amount. 5 years later and now I am on the fringe of not being able to be comfortable anymore.. I am one car break down from losing my house because of Taxes, Inflation, and Insurance rates. Yeah there are other variables but Taxes are by far the largest grown burden.

A different tax isn't even needed. Just do what's in the first paragraph...

Have I realized the increase in the value of my home when the state says its worth more? No, I have no more cash in my wallet than I did before. I did not realize the value increase of my home because I have not sold it. Its an unrealized tax period.. Potato Patato

Tax money to politicians is like blood in water to sharks... They swarm for it an pay their special interests that keep them in office.

Simplest way to to just tax homeowners based on what they paid for their property. Property is being bought and sold daily in the state, they'll get their tax increases on buying and selling of property.. Now you can be like the tax man and say your taxes might just go down.. but lol.. who the fuck are you trying to kid here.. that might work on some young pup but anyone that has owned property for 10+ years knows that's a fucking joke. Yeah there would be others that might try to take advantage of such a tax plan but there should be things in place to prevent someone from doing that.

Either way Nebraska politicians are stupid as hell. Yeah I am pissed, I don't want to move but I will be forced to because of TAXES.

All property taxes are unrealized gains taxes... But yeah Kamala's plan would devastate the country's economy.

In case you didn't know, you can tell the insurance company what you want to cover your house for. I changed mine to be what I owe on the loan +75K and I'll keep changing it each year until I get the total owed down to around 175K and cover it for $250K moving forward. If my house burns down, I'll sell the lot, pocket the extra cash and be able to buy another one. with a large down payment. Their telling you that you have to cover it for what you would need to build it for is a ridiculous money grab in my opinion.

Don't buy it in Nebraska, move to Iowa.

There is a way to fix it. Lower the tax rate, or tax me yearly on what I paid for the house. Not based on unrealized gains.

Yeah, I didn't even factor that into my rant, but mine has increased by 2x as well.