Repost from the other thread that was before this started:
Down 6.8% from last years assessment so looks like my property taxes are going down
Still way above what I paid for the place so idgaf
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Repost from the other thread that was before this started:
Down 6.8% from last years assessment so looks like my property taxes are going down
Still way above what I paid for the place so idgaf
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Originally posted by speedog
Was your assessment adjusted in 2014 or 2015 to reflect your renovations and what did those renovations consist of? What community and the garage most likely added to your assessment a bit. Many factors at play here.
Ous, almost inner city 1955 bungalow, 0.5% assessment increase, estimated 5% tax bill increase. Assessment is probably pretty much bang on what market value is.
No it wasnt... it was only raised this year. I would say the house was gutted to the studs and rebuilt using newer material (house was built in 1948). We're located in Capitol Hill... neighbors stayed about the same, we're inline with what the infills around us are being assessed at.
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Seems to be the case for most inner city, rebuilt or original, assessed at close to market. The burbs seems to be about 5-6% below market.Originally posted by speedog
Assessment is probably pretty much bang on what market value is.
A couple of inner city properties that I checked that were assessed slightly over $1M last year are all readjusted to ~$850K this year. Seller drop the asking price by $150K but still want close to $1M. It's gonna sit, I don't see it fetching more than assessed price.
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I think my assessment has been slightly high for several years. It's done down 3% this year, but still think it's a bit high.
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Mine went up $20K. WTF.
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Condo was bang on. It's assessed $2k less than what I paid for it.
The house is also right after paying realtor fees.
I am user #49Originally posted by rage2
Shit, there's only 49 users here, I doubt we'll even break 100
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That's what happens when you buy the biggest house on the street, lol.Originally posted by benyl
Mine went up $20K. WTF.
Maybe they saw the AMG on the drive-way and thought, this guy makes too much money for this neighborhood.
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Up 10k. didn't see that coming.
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Mine went up 200K ??
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i'm up 16K this year
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Influences: Ballin' RideOriginally posted by 89coupe
Maybe they saw the AMG on the drive-way and thought, this guy makes too much money for this neighborhood.
owned by an '08 n00b! LOL
Mine went up 8K which relates to $4 more on taxes this year
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You know those bored stay at home moms who's entire lives revolve around driving their kids to soccer, various cleaning accessories, and worrying about neighbourhood rapists? The kind of people that watch the View and go "uh huh..." Those unfulfilled people who try to fill the void in their empty lives by writing whiny letters to the editor complaining about shit that no one really cares about?
Well imagine if instead of writing that letter to the editor, she just posts on a car forum for car enthusiasts. That's Kritafo.
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Hence the "WTF"Originally posted by Sugarphreak
I thought you were in the 7 figure club? You should have gotten a 10% drop.
I was expecting a drop as houses over $1MM have been dropping.
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Down about 4.5k for me, after going up like 50 last year
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Moved in the summer, the assessed value on our new house is ~$55k less than what I paid haha.
Originally posted by t_soarer
....can anyone say "retarted"?Originally posted by leftwing
no more retarted 18 year old girls who fail out.Originally posted by benyl
The english language is retarted...Originally posted by Maxx Mazda
Stanced cars look retarted anyways.
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New build which I took possession of at the end of August. I was assessed at about $15,000 above what I paid.
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same. not the same reaction though!Originally posted by rage2
11% drop. Nice!
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Mine went down exactly 1.2%
I'm more curious about what the city assessment is compared to the CMA?
It used to be, the city's was way below the CMA. It doesn't look like that's the case since last year. What's the consensus?
It seems too easy for the city to just come in and assess your house higher in order to get more tax revenue. 2014 was a huge jump over 2013, and then 2015 not so much.
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Up 80k, totally not realistic at all I'll be asking for a review.
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