Prices are dropping, listings are starting to last a little longer. I believe the current market has fallen down and is heavily labored at this point. It'll be crickets by Labor Day.
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39springfield4springfield4Beach Lover57 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Lover
Assessed or Market ValueAssessed Value however it is the same number as Just(Market) Value
Bob WellsBob WellsBeach Fanatic3,380 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
Bob WellsBeach Fanatic3,380 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach FanaticAssessed Value however it is the same number as Just(Market) ValueIs this a recent purchase?
springfield4springfield4Beach Lover57 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Lover
Is this a recent purchase?No. 2014
Bob WellsBob WellsBeach Fanatic3,380 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
Bob WellsBeach Fanatic3,380 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach FanaticNo. 2014I would go to the property appraisers office. I figured my assessed value increase and it was 3%. My market value was up 36%.
springfield4springfield4Beach Lover57 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Lover
I would go to the property appraisers office. I figured my assessed value increase and it was 3%. My market value was up 36%.I will contact them tomorrow. Thanks
Bob WellsBob WellsBeach Fanatic3,380 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
Bob WellsBeach Fanatic3,380 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach FanaticI will contact them tomorrow. ThanksI don't want to be up in your business, but would be interested in the explanation. Thanks
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CNBC: 72% of recent homebuyers have regrets about their purchases. As the market cools, these steps can help you avoid disappointment.
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72% of recent homebuyers have regrets about their purchases. As the market cools, these steps can help you avoid disappointment
The hot seller's market in recent years prompted buyers to go above and beyond to seal the deals on their prospective homes, a recent survey finds.
I will contact them tomorrow. Thanks
You didn't return the postcard did you?
Ohio GirlOhio GirlBeach LoverSagamore Hills OH239 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Lover
Ohio GirlBeach LoverSagamore Hills OH239 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach LoverI reviewed the TRIM statement and the assessed value for County and Other taxing districts increased by 10%. The assessed value for School taxing increased by a whopping 75%.
Why would assessed value for school taxes be different? Is this something that I can contest?
Why would assessed value for school taxes be different? Is this something that I can contest?
I reviewed the TRIM statement and the assessed value for County and Other taxing districts increased by 10%. The assessed value for School taxing increased by a whopping 75%.
Why would assessed value for school taxes be different? Is this something that I can contest?
That's right education has no cap. You can request a reassessment of your property. They'll warn you though sometimes it goes higher.
springfield4springfield4Beach Lover57 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Lover
You didn't return the postcard did you?postcard?
springfield4springfield4Beach Lover57 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Lover
I don't want to be up in your business, but would be interested in the explanation. ThanksBob - I just spoke with the Property Appraiser's office and their explanation is that in the year that you apply for a homestead exemption the assessed value goes to the market value. There is no assessment reduction in that year. Of course, going forward the 3% limit per year then applies.
postcard?
Once you get homestead you'll occasionally receive a postcard from the property appraiser, you only return the card if you're no longer eligible for homestead, but some people think they have to to maintain homestead.
Bob WellsBob WellsBeach Fanatic3,380 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
Bob WellsBeach Fanatic3,380 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach FanaticBob - I just spoke with the Property Appraiser's office and their explanation is that in the year that you apply for a homestead exemption the assessed value goes to the market value. There is no assessment reduction in that year. Of course, going forward the 3% limit per year then applies.Understood thank you
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