admin | February 25, 2010
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The objective of the series of videos that follows in the next couple of days is an evaluation of the the findings of property tax appellate court. This evaluation is [...]
admin | February 21, 2010
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In the third quarter of 2008, Chicago has 9,806 newly constructed homes for sale. In 2009, there are only 7,206 new construction homes for sale.
The average sale price of homes in Chicago is down from $328,000 to $324,000. There are over 3000 newly constructed homes for sale under $250,000 in 2008.
Equally [...]
admin | February 21, 2010
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Image via WikipediaThe latest news in Indiana property tax assessment from around the blogosphere:
Top 10 owe Porter County $4.3M in taxes
Gary Post Tribune
At the top of the list is the property at 415 Salmon Drive in the Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor. Its past-due tax bill totals $2.449 [...]
admin | January 31, 2010
Image via WikipediaThe latest news in Indiana Property Tax Assessment from around the blogosphere:
Property tax cap up to voters
Corydon Democrat
The property tax issue has long been a thorn in the side of Indiana residents and has been one of the main topics discussed in the General Assembly for …
Legislation Promises On-Time Tax Bills
NewsTalk 1010 WCSI
The [...]
admin | December 24, 2009
Visiting and revisiting the property tax issue has become a pet peeve of mine for many reasons:
Property taxes are too high
Cities, towns, and states rely to heavily on property taxes so there is no incentives to lower property taxes
As a result of the property taxes being thought of as an open check, there is a [...]
admin | December 15, 2009
The news has come down from Indianapolis that there will be no adjustments to the assessed value due to trending. Trending is utilized by some states to account for property value increase or decrease.
It is unrealistic to think that a state that just converted to a market value assessment system could possible understand or [...]
admin | December 8, 2009
The first step in giving Indiana citizens the right to determine how much property taxes will be paid in the state begins on Tuesday. The Indiana House of Representative is voting on a cap of one percent of the assessed value for homeowners, two percent of the assessed value for investors, and three percent of [...]
admin | November 5, 2009
Property taxes have been in the headlines for at least the last two years. With high property taxes being at the forefront of the homeowners’ mind. Realtors the state over are encouraging homeowners to file property tax appeals.
To help you determine if a property tax appeal is right for you, there is a recent article [...]
admin | November 4, 2009
Recently, I had a reader contact me asking questions pertaining to filing a property tax appeal.
I began to think that the question he asked may be question that other readers may have, but were afraid to ask.
His question was pertaining to how to obtain the parcel or key number if you live in other counties [...]
admin | October 5, 2009
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The objective of the series of videos that follows in the next couple of days is an evaluation of the the findings of property tax appellate court. This evaluation is not a guarantee that you will be successful with your appeal for an assessment in your property taxes, but it does arm you [...]
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