damore81
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- Birthday 10/01/1981
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Staten Island
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Hunting, fishing, football, interior renovations
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Hunting Location
Sloansville, NY 4A
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.270 & 30-30
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PSE Drive
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As the title says I am looking to purchase land in Schoharie county. Minimum of 15 acres. If anybody knows of anything please let me know. Thanks,
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Got it. Thanks for the tip.
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Good to know. I guess I will have a bunch of 10x10 sheds around my property. lol
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Excellent information. Good to know. Thats pretty much what I thought. Question is did you have utilities hooked up to your trailer such as septic/water and electric?
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I think that will be my safest option. Thanks for the info.
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Got it. Thanks. I was asking the realtors but I dont trust them since they are just interested in selling the property.
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From what I heard is that vacant land is not taxed the same as land with a house. Since there is no residence then you are not responsible to pay the same taxes. I may be wrong and I want to know for sure before I make any purchases. What local official could I contact for accurate information?
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Interesting. So the trailer I am thinking of is one of those 13ft travel trailers that you tow. I am assuming I would have to register that? The cabin I was thinking of is one of the small prefabs from the amish that can go up on blocks. Would I need a building permit for that?
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Understood. Thank you. But is there a difference of whether I put a trailer or rough cabin on blocks compared to putting up a permanent home or would it be the same thing? Reason I ask is because then instead of looking for a vacant land I might look for one with a small home on it with the utilities already put in. I figured if the taxes are signifcantly lower then I would get a vacant land and put a trailer on it for the time being to save some costs.
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Correction, I believe you pay a much smaller percentage of school taxes as opposed to if you have a permanent structure or home. What constitutes a permanent structure though? If I put a rough cabin or trailer on blocks, no foundation or slab, is that considered a permanent structure and would that raise my taxes? For example my buddy has two properties in schoharie county. One is vacant land and he pays around $700/yr for 70 acres. The other property is two miles away and is 20 acres with a house and he pays $6000/yr.
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I am interested in buying a piece of land maybe around 15-30 acres for hunting/recreation. I want to make a small camp setup with either a trailer or small cabin. For now I want to keep it simple and low cost. Then maybe when I retire I will put a nice home. What I want to know is if I put a trailer or small rough cabin, with or without a well/septic and electric will that increase the property taxes? What makes the property taxes increase from having a vacant land? Basically I want to avoid the jump of paying the school taxes which I believe you dont pay on vacant land. Any help is appreciated.
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300 Black out upper and ammo
damore81 replied to Savagehunter's topic in Hunting Items For Sale and Trade
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I used this guy. John J Lindsey 518-605-9106. Got me a reduced plea with no points. His price was fair.
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Ok so I think I got it. Basically with my bow and muzzleloader tag I can get a total of two does or one doe (or buck with antler less than 3 inches) and one buck for a total of 2 deer whether it be with bow, crossbow or muzzleloader. If l got just a bow tag then I would only be entitled to one either sex.
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The way I interpret it since they make you buy a muzzleloader tag is that I can shoot a deer during bow season with my bow then I can shoot a deer with a crossbow or muzzleloader when that season opens which is the last two weeks of bow. However there is no specific details in writing that states that.