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Matt Gregory
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Homestead Exemption on newly acquired home

Matt Gregory
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Hi BP,

I purchased a home towards the end of 2018 that was under a homestead exemption for 10+ years. The property had been taxed at 240k in 2018. After the sale, Dallas county raised the appraised value up to 440k (sale price was 425k). I have added my own homestead exemption to the property but is it possible for appraised value to go back into the 240-260 range or does it start over with the sale of a home?

It's a primary residence for now

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Mike Burkett
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  • Colorado Springs, CO
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Mike Burkett
  • Lender
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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@Matt Gregory  It is going to be hard to argue the property is worth less and $425,000 since that how much you paid for it in the past several months. 

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