Is Multi-family building tax also based on the value
4 Replies
Anshu Sanghi
Investor from Fremont, California
posted over 3 years ago
Hi,
I am new to multi-family properties and currently exploring. One question I have is on how is the property tax value calculated for multi-family properties. Is it based on the assessed value of the property like residential properties? and will it be recalculated after sale based on the transaction price?
Thanks
Anshu
Jeff Greenberg
Rental Property Investor from Camarillo, CA
replied over 3 years ago
First of all every county does things a little different. Yes it is based on assessed value, but commercial is assessed differently. It is not based on comps, but net operating income (NOI). Check with the county assessor for the county that you are interested in.
Nick B.
Investor from North Richland Hills, Texas
replied over 3 years ago
@Jeff Greenberg , I am curious - does California freeze commercial property values at the last purchase price similar to residential or rules are different for commercial?
Jeff Greenberg
Rental Property Investor from Camarillo, CA
replied over 3 years ago
I am 99% sure that the taxes are frozen at purchase I believe they can go up around 1% a year as in the residential as well. I have not purchased a commercial property in California yet .
Anshu Sanghi
Investor from Fremont, California
replied over 3 years ago
@Jeff Greenberg thank you for your answer.