<prompt> Human: Ok so, sorry if this is the wrong place to ask this, but Im being rushedsort of into buying a house within the next 9-10 months. One of the biggest things thats coming up with every house I look at is the Property Tax, some of them are crazy high compared to others, but this question isnt about specific monetary amounts, but more about percentages. The Property Tax of any given house I look at makes a massive impact on if its affordable to me. I dont have any experience with taxes just yet, I only started my first real job this year, have yet to have to file my taxes for the first time. My parents have told me that in the grand scheme property tax doesnt matter much because when they owned their house theyd get everything that they paid back with their tax refund, sometimes even much moreclaiming that their property tax was roughly 4k a year, and sometimes theyd get as much as 10k back, so Id only have to scrounge by to pay it for a year or so, then the next year Id get the refund and just use the same money to pay it again, rinse repeat, Assuming thats even true, I assume it has a lot to do with having a family all living together in one house.Here comes the question.A single person living alone in a house that they own.No family or friends or tenants living with them.How much of we amount of property taxes that I pay should I expect to get back?Detailsincase any of this matters, I can add more if needed for a better answer: -23 years old-35,000year before taxes-Asking about New Jersey  <response>: Being rushed into buying a house in 9 months when you just got your first job and have never filed taxes sounds like a big mistake. 