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[QUOTE="huskeynut, post: 2611603, member: 750"] Property taxes are much cheaper here than in CT. Our property tax was $11,000.00+ per year. Down here about $3,900.00 for basically the same size house. Of course we only have .25 of an acre and not the 8+ we had in CT. BIG difference. UC is correct that property taxes are based on the sale price of the house - crazy I know. Our home owners insurance is not bad because we live in central Florida were direct hurricane hits are very rare. Auto insurance is higher, more uninsured drivers, but there is no car tax so its a wash. No income tax is a huge savings! [/QUOTE]
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