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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 430712" data-attributes="member: 389">Property tax bills are quite different from one area to another.&nbsp; I personally wouldn't want to live in a fast growing city (Bismarck, Fargo, Watford, Williston, Dickinson, Lincoln, Kindred, etc), nor would I want to live in a town that was recently ravaged by a natural disaster, such as a flood.&nbsp; Those are recipes for a fast rising tax bill.My property tax bill has not been rising as fast as many have shown on here, but my taxing district hasn't really had a great natural disaster, nor does it provide the same level of services as those in the higher taxed areas.&nbsp; I also do not live in a community with near unchecked growth that is requiring multi-million dollar solutions to city sewer and water.&nbsp; All that stuff costs money.You don't like your property taxes, look into moving somewhere that doesn't have the level of services provided to your current address.&nbsp; As I understand things, you have suggested a number of times that you are a contractor that does work for property tax collecting entities.&nbsp; What are you seeing on your end for the cost of services provided? Have you compared and contrasted the rise in costs for services you provide to that of your property tax bill?&nbsp; Not trying to pick on you here, I am legit curious.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 430712, member: 389"] Property tax bills are quite different from one area to another. I personally wouldn't want to live in a fast growing city (Bismarck, Fargo, Watford, Williston, Dickinson, Lincoln, Kindred, etc), nor would I want to live in a town that was recently ravaged by a natural disaster, such as a flood. Those are recipes for a fast rising tax bill. My property tax bill has not been rising as fast as many have shown on here, but my taxing district hasn't really had a great natural disaster, nor does it provide the same level of services as those in the higher taxed areas. I also do not live in a community with near unchecked growth that is requiring multi-million dollar solutions to city sewer and water. All that stuff costs money. You don't like your property taxes, look into moving somewhere that doesn't have the level of services provided to your current address. As I understand things, you have suggested a number of times that you are a contractor that does work for property tax collecting entities. What are you seeing on your end for the cost of services provided? Have you compared and contrasted the rise in costs for services you provide to that of your property tax bill? Not trying to pick on you here, I am legit curious. [/QUOTE]

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