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All Forum Posts by: Ian Tan

Ian Tan has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Given that taxes are a high % of operating expenses and could impact cash flow for the property, it sounds like the process is an afterthought since 1. the burden of proof is high? and 2. the existing framework caps increases, which feeds into 1? 

Is that fair assessment look? 

How many real estate investors (SFR primarily) regularly check their property taxes and appeal them? If you do, what type of software do you currently use since we are looking for a solution that is not just getting a lawyer