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To: Kirk © who wrote (5262)	12/13/2017 2:53:49 PM
From: berniel	Respond to of 26928

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To: Kirk © who wrote (5262)	12/13/2017 5:40:04 PM
From: robert b furman	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 26928

8.25 % on most prepared things, cleaning items. liquor. No tax on basic foods stuffs. auto's are 6.25% No state income taxes real estate taxes are high if you live in a community that has a lot of deed restrictions. Generally much lower if you live in rural areas , but no deed restrictions means your neighbor could put a double wide next to your million dollar house - so buy a lot of property. Texas has a lot of property and generally an acre is very inexpensive if you buy 40 - 80 acres.