Proximity to medical care is particularly important for the increasing percentage of our baby-boomer population caring for their aging parents and relatives. Study the other homes on the street. Drive around the block. Trust your instincts. Find out the effective tax rate, which is the annual tax bill divided by the value of the home.
Homeowners have mixed feelings about such associations.
While they certainly help to maintain the quality of the neighborhood and its property values, and maintain its safety as well, they do require membership fees. Drive around, and do your own research. Then, and only then, can you make an informed decision about the best neighborhood for you. Return to current home buyers guide online. Thank you for visiting.