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Jackson County Assessment Notice (Value Dropped, good news?)

George Red
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Reaching out to see if others are having similar experiences and trying to read the tea leaves. I received letters from Jackson County for my rentals for 2025 assessment notices. The assessed values are considerably lower than the 2024 rate. I'm trying to think through if the decrease is due to them trying to compensate for the ridiculously high tax rate increases from last cycle that resulted in lawsuits and court orders. Any thoughts, are other owners in Jackson County seeing the same?

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