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		<title>By: DaveGalarneau</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When looking at &quot;High End&quot; homes one should not assume they pay the highest percent of property taxes.  They actually pay the same percent but it appears higher because of exemptions on primary homes.  If a high end home is a second home, it would not benefit from any homestead exemption and therefore appear to pay a higher percentage.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When looking at &#8220;High End&#8221; homes one should not assume they pay the highest percent of property taxes.  They actually pay the same percent but it appears higher because of exemptions on primary homes.  If a high end home is a second home, it would not benefit from any homestead exemption and therefore appear to pay a higher percentage.</p>
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