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Old 06-25-2010, 12:41 PM   #15
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If you're retired, yer best bet is back out east, round the middle of the Midwest in terms of taxes, but not every state.

Folks live in Oregon and retired, they're planning to move to either Missouri or Tennessee.
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Thanks. Looks like no clear answer. In Calif the prop taxes are high, sales tax high, and last year the gov doubled the car RV registrations.

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tn is 24.50 per year ,some counties have a wheel tax
but still less than a 100 per year
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