In Montana, we're seeing record-setting prices on, well, everything. That got me thinking a bit and here are 3 options for you to choose from, just pick one
How much is too much? As Bozeman landlords and property managers continue to raise the rent in their units, what is a fair amount? When is it too much?
Some experts are predicting a major housing crash is coming soon here in the United States. How will this affect the record home prices here in Montana?
I can't be the only one that thinks, "what in the world do these people do for a living that they can afford these home prices?". Throw in the fact that I see a lot of new cars in the driveways of these homes and I come to the conclusion that I've clearly failed in life.
The way that Empty Home Tax works is that there is a taxed percentage based on the value of the property. If that property is vacant for six months or more a year, the tax kicks in. In Vancouver, It started out at 1%, then moved to 1.25%. It's now at 3% for 2021.
Most every morning when I leave for work, I head to my local convenience store to grab a Diet Dr. Pepper. On the way there, I drive by what looks like a little make shift RV refuge and it appears to be growing...quickly. What started out as a couple of campers, has turned into multiple campers, a few motorhomes, and a tent or two.
For 28 million dollars you could be the new owner of the Crazy Elk Ranch in Three Forks. I realize that is a hefty price tag, but it's an amazing home. For starters, there are 8 Bedrooms and 9 Baths and over 9000 square feet on over 3700 acres and the views are breathtaking.