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How to Lower Your Property Taxes in Pennsylvania (Homestead Exemption Explained)

Did you know Pennsylvania homeowners may be able to lower their property taxes with the Homestead Tax Exemption? In this video, Kim Rock of The Kim Rock Group at Keller Williams explains how the Pennsylvania Homestead Exemption works and how homeowners in Bucks County, Montgomery County, Delaware County, and throughout Pennsylvania can potentially save hundreds of dollars each year on property taxes. The Homestead Exemption reduces your home’s taxable assessed value if the property is your primary residence. The application process is simple, and once approved, you typically don’t need to reapply unless ownership changes. This video covers: • Pennsylvania Homestead Tax Exemption explained • How to lower property taxes in Bucks County, PA • Who qualifies for the Homestead Exemption • How to apply in Bucks, Montgomery, and Delaware Counties • Homestead Exemption deadlines and requirements • Property tax savings tips for Pennsylvania homeowners Apply here: Bucks County Homestead Application: https://www.buckscounty.gov/DocumentC... Montgomery County Homestead Application: https://www.montgomerycountypa.gov/Do... Delaware County Homestead Application: https://delcopa.gov/treasurer/homestead If you’re a homeowner in Bucks County, Newtown, Yardley, Langhorne, Doylestown, or anywhere in the Philadelphia suburbs, this is one of the easiest ways to potentially reduce your annual property tax bill. Have questions about property taxes, buying, or selling in Bucks County or the Philadelphia suburbs? The Kim Rock Group is here to help. Subscribe for weekly videos on: Bucks County real estate Pennsylvania property taxes Philadelphia suburbs housing market updates Homeowner tips and savings strategies #BucksCountyPA #PennsylvaniaRealEstate #HomesteadExemption #PropertyTaxes #KimRockGroup #PhiladelphiaSuburbs #LowerYourPropertyTaxes #HomeownerTips #BucksCountyRealEstate #PAPropertyTaxes