Video: Large property tax increase brings shock to tenants, homeowners – NBC5 (Chicago)

The owner of a Will County four-unit apartment building said the 55% increase on his tax bill is not something he can absorb on his own.
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Indy
2 years ago

You have the freedom to leave Illinois.
Either pack up the Uhaul or quit whining and making endless excuses.

Old Joe
2 years ago

Mom & Pop Landlords: TPTB want you gone. To a prog it’s racist to even own rental property. Take the hint and sell it for what you can. Drive to a red state to finish out your remaining years. Your peace of mind will thank you when Illinois implodes.

Freddy
2 years ago

Our properties are only ATM machines for all the taxing bodies. Until that changes taxes will continue to go up.

Da Judge
2 years ago
Reply to  Freddy

Consider da Dems pols in Illinois and Sheeetcago and their masters da public sector unions like a Black Hole.
 
How do you stop da Black Hole from sucking in more and more of your wealth via higher and higher taxes.
 
Get as far away as you can from it.
 
Illinoisans, vote with your feet and flee da Illinois Black Hole!!

Old Joe
2 years ago
Reply to  Da Judge

You’ll have run faster than the speed of light!

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