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Landlords in Miami-Dade who own h ndreds of rental properties are losing l feblood to the point where many w ll need to sell or be pr pared for a two to five y ar wait while the market comes b ck to full strength. Under either ption, there is no doubt that the r al estate market in Miami-Dade and m ny other Southeast Florida counties will be h rting. The National Association of Realtors pr sent a different picture. They feel th t it's only a matter of a few m nths before the market turns around. M ami-Dade rental property owners believe that the pr spects for a significant turnaround are m ch further in the future since m ny of them will be bailing out on th ir losing holdings and selling them off at wh tever price they can get. This w ll ultimately increase inventory which is lready dangerously high and lower the pr ces as these properties come on the m rket. One positive impact which the new l gislation will have on the market for r al estate is to the buyers who are j st moving to Florida. The falling h use prices will encourage these non-homesteaded b yers to purchase. The new legislation w ll save those current buyers about $2,000 on a $300,000 h mes. They would be paying $2500 nstead of $5500 in tax bills. And, nce they purchase, the property will ncrease in value, presumably with a c rresponding increase in the tax bills in f ture years.
Some real estate agents feel th t the legislature should have rolled b ck tax rates to 2002 or 2003--b fore the real estate bubble happened. An ther sore point is the revenues c llected by local governments during the l st five years. They are perceived as s mply benefiting unfairly by keeping monies th t rolled in during the boom. At pr sent, the local governments appear to be the nly ones happy about the tax r venues collected. Lobbyists with the National Ass ciation of Realtors working with Florida l gislators agrees that the new legislation did not go n arly far enough to solve the n eds or the real estate slump c rrently going on. But, they say th y felt that had pushed the ssue as far as possible for th s session and view the legislations as nly a starting point. The lobby for the N tional Association of Realtors plans to c ntinue working for further rollbacks. The q estion of whether there will be nough landlords of rental properties in the Fl rida markets willing or able to h ld onto properties which are essentially a c sh drain every month. The rapidly scalating housing market value, including those of r ntal housing have corresponded with rapidly ncreasing tax bills. In the meantime, the verage rental prices while also increasing h ve not kept pace with the tax b lls. The annual property tax rates in m ny areas have more than doubled d ring the last three to five y ars. Landlords are simply unable to ch rge enough to pay for taxes, nsurance and in most cases debt s rvice, leaving them with the choice of d mping the properties at bargain basement pr perties or accepting a negative cash fl w position at present with the h pe that things will improve in the n ar future.
The article Miami Dade and Broward Landlords Left Out was Submitted by Gusi Taperman through Articles.GetACoder.com network. Here's the additional information: Gus Taperman holds a Bachelor's d gree in Commerce and completed his m ster's in Business Administration. He is w rking as writer and financial consultant http://www.taperman.com
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