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Chris L. birt property assessment appeal income producing property
15 July 2025 | 2 replies
Make sure to provide sales comps showing that the assessment of your property is too high.
George Red Jackson County Assessment Notice (Value Dropped, good news?)
11 July 2025 | 4 replies
It looks like it is due to the lawsuits and Jackson County is being forced to reset the assessed values to be no more than 15% of the value set in 2022 without inspection (could be misinterpreting this).
Christopher Holcomb Hiring someone for property assessment
6 July 2025 | 3 replies
Quote from @Christopher Holcomb: If I'm working a 9-5 job and need to hire someone to view a property for the purpose of rehab costs, area assessment etc, what are some reliable platforms or ways that are used to do this?
Marcus Auerbach Really? New AC refrigerants? Again??
16 July 2025 | 3 replies
And I am learning that once again we are changing AC refrigerants, which means no backwards compatibility, higher cost and apparently also new tools for installers?
Dion McNeeley Raising Rents Without Losing Tenants? Here's the Strategy That Worked for Me
13 July 2025 | 17 replies
Don't they have increasing insurance payments (that's hitting us in fire zones especially) even though property taxes might be low (Prop. 13 is max 2% increase a year in California since 1978 unless a significant renovation with permits is done causing the property to be re-assessed)?
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8 July 2025 | 0 replies
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James Lucenti Title: Unlocking Opportunity: Converting Vacant Industrial Properties into Self-Stora
8 July 2025 | 0 replies
Vacant industrial buildings often have several qualities that make them ideal candidates for self-storage conversion:Open floorplans and high ceilingsZoning compatibility in light industrial areasExisting utility infrastructureMinimal structural modifications requiredThese factors translate to lower upfront construction costs compared to ground-up development, as well as faster timelines to market.💰 Cost Advantages and Build-Out CostsThe average cost to convert an existing industrial property into climate-controlled self-storage ranges between $40–$70 per square foot in Upstate New York, depending on building condition, layout, and compliance upgrades.
Yael Maroko How can I best appeal my property’s assessed value by the county?
19 June 2025 | 2 replies
Quote from @Gregory Wilson: AI says:In Georgia, property tax assessment appeals follow a structured process with multiple levels of review:Initial Appeal to County Board of AssessorsYou must first appeal to your county's Board of Assessors within 45 days of receiving your assessment notice.
Mordechai Volpin BRRRR From Afar
27 June 2025 | 10 replies
I was wondering whether anyone has any experience or advice as to whether it is feasible to get involved in BRRRR from such a situation, as I am not prepared to make constant flights in and out of America, as it simply would not be compatible with the rest of my life.
James Zobrisky Property Tax help
16 July 2025 | 3 replies
Here’s how to approach it:Why Your Property Tax May Have IncreasedReassessment: Counties typically reassess property values every 1–3 years, and if your property value increased significantly (or if improvements were made), your assessed value—and thus taxes—could spike.Renter Classification: Many jurisdictions charge a higher tax rate for non-owner-occupied or rental properties.