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Indiana Property Tax Assessment - Latest News

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 [...]

Indiana Property Tax Assessment - Latest News

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 [...]

Are You Serious, Property Tax Cap is Not Working

admin | December 24, 2009

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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 [...]

Who is at Fault When a Blog Covers More than Real Estate

admin | December 15, 2009

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Recently, I received a comment or clique from a fellow Realtor who stated that this blog has several topics.  Well, my colleague may not realize that real estate is affected by several things.  One of which is economics.  This blog was developed with that in mind.
I mean, let’s face it if [...]

Indiana Property Tax Cap Vote on Tuesday

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 [...]

Types of Ownership Deeds

admin | December 5, 2009

There are different types of ownership deeds you may receive as a real estate investor.  The types of ownership deeds are general warranty deed, sheriff’s deed, quit claim deed, special warranty deed, tax deed, trustee deed, and certificate of title.
It is important to understand that no matter which ownership deed you receive it is best [...]

Evaluation of Property Tax Appeal Findings

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 [...]

Indiana Can’t Even Get Budgeting Right

admin | June 17, 2009

Did you know that Indiana ranked 49th out of 50 in a recent evaluation of the state’s budgeting process?  The main reason the state scored so low was due to not having line item veto and not having a requirement to balance the budget.  With the country’s economical vitality hanging in the balance, Indiana has once [...]

Reducing Cost is It a Sin

admin | January 29, 2009

Recently, I did several post on appealing your property taxes assessment.  Well, today I found an informative podcast at http://www.pepperpodcasts.com/pepper_podcasts/2008/11/pursuing-realestate-tax-assessment-appeals-in-a-down-economy.html that recommend pursuing property tax re-assessment for businesses in this market.  This is along the lines of what I was recommending for your residential properties.  However, I did not mention business properties and the advantages to pursuing a [...]


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Serena Brown is broker and owner of Taylor-Brown Real Estate. She is the author of this blog. She has also co-authored a book entitled Should I Short Sale My Home. She has authored a e-book How to Sell My Home. She will be authoring a book on real estate investing by April of 2010 and several reports. She has dual degrees in Business Administration and Electronic Engineering Technology. She prides herself on being up to date on all trends, news, and education related to real estate to include short sale, loan modification, etc. She also makes sure her clients are abreast of how these changes will affect them financial. Therefore, stay tuned for great information in 2010.

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