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Rashad S.
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Decreasing My Property’s ASSESSED value

Rashad S.
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  • Suwanee, GA
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Does anyone know any strategies that can be used to decrease my property’s assessed value?

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Joe Villeneuve
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Joe Villeneuve
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Originally posted by @Danny Redding:

@Joe Villeneuve

In my experiences with Ga assessed values, you can appeal based on market values or conditions, and have your tax liability decreased. That doesn’t really change your actual market value for resale though.

I don’t know how that applies in other states. But in GA that’s how it usually works.

 That's the same in most cases.  My question still remains though.

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