Bullish news! Housing only goes up, and the tax folks have proved it.
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Response by bob420
almost 16 years ago
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Isn't there some sort of 5 year rolling basis for the assessed values?
I think if the gov't wants to increase the market value for tax purposes, they should have to purchase the property from the homeowner at the increased price if the homeowner chooses. If not, pay the taxes.
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Response by somewhereelse
almost 16 years ago
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> Bullish news! Housing only goes up, and the tax folks have proved it.
lol
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Response by 30yrs_RE_20_in_REO
almost 16 years ago
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Just another case of people having no fucking clue about how the Dept of Finance Assessment process works.
Bullish news! Housing only goes up, and the tax folks have proved it.
Isn't there some sort of 5 year rolling basis for the assessed values?
I think if the gov't wants to increase the market value for tax purposes, they should have to purchase the property from the homeowner at the increased price if the homeowner chooses. If not, pay the taxes.
> Bullish news! Housing only goes up, and the tax folks have proved it.
lol
Just another case of people having no fucking clue about how the Dept of Finance Assessment process works.