Lee County Property Appraiser

Hello, You are assessed for total and under air square footage. Please contact our office at 888-721-0510 so that we can better assist you with your question. Thank you.

HOW DO i CORRECT MY NAME ON MY HOMESTEAD?

Visit www.leepa.org. you can search property information by address.

Visit www.leepa.org and search the address next door. You can then search the next higher or lower parcel number.

You can get an aerial photograph or, if it is an improved parcel, www.leepa.org may have a photo. Search by the property address.

Good afternoon Ms. Suarez, You will need to contact the county zoning department to see if the lot is buildable. You may follow the link below for their information. Please let us know if you have any further questions. Thank you. https://www.leegov.com/dcd/zoning

Dear Ms. Treese, what is your question regarding taxes for this property?

Good afternoon Mr. Skizas, You may go onto the Lee County Tax Collector’s website at www.LeeTC.com Please let us know if you have any further questions. Thank you.

Good afternoon Mr. Duby, you may apply for your 2022 homestead exemption via our website by following the link below. You will have until 03/01/2022 to apply. All applications will be reviewed by 07/01/2022. We will contact you if any additional information is needed. https://www.leepa.org/Homestead/ApplyForHomestead.aspx Please let us know if you have any further questions. Thank you.

Good afternoon Ms. Ledoux, you will need to contact the Lee County Tax Collector’s office for that information. Their website is www.Leetc.com. Their phone # is 239-533-6000. Please let us know if you have any further questions. Thank you.

Good afternoon, are you looking to change the name of your property?

Good afternoon, you have until Sept 7th to apply for the 2021 tax year. You have until 03/01/2022 to apply for the 2022 tax year.

Hello, what is the property address?

Property is always owned by a person or an entity. Please contact our office at (888) 721-0510 for further assistance.

If you are needing to change the mailing address on your property, this can be done through the website, www.leepa.org.

Yes for over 65. There is also a homestead discount for any age

It can be done with one deed. Please keep in mind, if the property is your homestead, ownership changes can affect this. It is highly recommended you contact an attorney or title company for assistance.

You would need to reach out to the individual companies as there are many contractors in the area. I imagine they all do.

I recommend using the property appraiser's website (www.leepa.org). From the homepage, select database search which is located on the left side of the home page. You can search for a specific property using a variety of methods like the owner's name, site address, and etc. Once you have located the property, open it's property details and you can view ownership, sale history, and more. This should hopefully include some of the information your searching for. If your looking for more business specific info that is outside of the land/building values then this may or may not be helpful. Best of luck!

Tax amounts would be on the Tax Collector's site, www.leetc.com.

This information would be available from the Clerk of Court's office. Visit their website at www.leeclerk.org.

Not at all. As long as your driver's licenses and, if you vote, your voter IDs are registered to the property address, you will be fine.

Statutory deadline is March 1, 2020 for the November, 2020 tax bills.

In America, you don't own your house. In this country, the Government owns every single building and every single square inch of the land, straight from Karl Marx. And people in those houses raising families, they are renting those houses from the government. And in Florida, the rent bill comes annually.

The Lee County Tax Collector sents out the bills each year on or before November 1st. They are already available on their website. Www.leetc.com

You would've ask manager abuut that but not independent LOL

You would need to go to your lender or the company that did the survey. Their name should be listed somewhere in your closing documents. SOMETIMES, a copy is recorded in the Public Records with the Clerk of Courts but, that is rare.

Visit www.leeclerk.org. You can search by the owner's name to see what has been recorded. Obviously, this does not guarantee something is not in the works. It only shows what has been recorded.

Supply the Property Appraiser's office with a copy of the death certificate along with a brief note. NOTE: This does NOT change legal title. There is a process for recording this information. Please contact your attorney for additional assistance.

You can check online or call between business hours.

Yes, by visiting the Tax Collector's office at www.leetc.com

You can go to Lee County Tax Collector website. Or call them during business hours.

You can call or come in and talk to someone in public services/ exemptions. They should be able to get you squared away.