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TV news interview for Amendment #1 - Florida property taxes

Saturday morning I received a phone call from a reporter at Fox News 35 television. She wanted to get some unbiased opinions about Amendment #1 on Florida property taxes. I've never been on TV before. An interesting experience to say the least.

Here is a link to the interview. Fox News 35 interview.

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Posted by Rob Arnold, Florida Realtor / Investor on 01/28/2008 09:37 AM

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5 Comments on TV news interview for Amendment #1 - Florida property taxes

Hey Rob, That was pretty cool. You did a very good job. Was that you blogging in the clip? :)

01/28/2008 01:21 PM

by Bryant Tutas-Tutas Towne Realty, Inc

BB - Yes that is my blog in the background. They asked me to log on to it. The coolest thing is that the reporter found my blog by doing a Google search and contacted me from there.

01/28/2008 03:13 PM

by Rob Arnold, Florida Realtor / Investor (Sand Dollar Realty Group, Inc.)

Rob... Congratulations... That was great! This has been such a hot topic, you did a great job on the overview of the amendment!

01/28/2008 04:48 PM

by Debbie Summers - Move To Lake Mary! (RE/MAX Central - Florida)

I sold my house in the april of 2006 for $275k and roll over 20% into my new primary resident and in jan of 2007 i payed $2600 In property Tax --- now i have to pay $6800 in property tax... now i planning to stay my house for the next 20-30 years --- how by voting yes to amendment 1 beneficiary to me...

01/29/2008 11:36 AM

by rayp

Debbie - Thank you.

rayp - If you sold your 1st property in April 2006, you lost your exemption. Even if this amendment passes it is only retroactive to properties sold after 1/1/2007. Sorry.

01/29/2008 06:50 PM

by Rob Arnold, Florida Realtor / Investor (Sand Dollar Realty Group, Inc.)

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