1. What is the assessed value of the property? Note that assessed value is
generally less than market value. Ask to see a recent copy of the seller’s tax
bill to help you determine this information.
2. How often are properties reassessed, and when was the last reassessment done?
In general, taxes jump most significantly when a property is reassessed.
3. Will the sale of the property trigger a tax increase? The assessed value of
the property may increase based on the amount you pay for the property. And in
some areas, such as California, taxes may be frozen until resale.
4. Is the amount of taxes paid comparable to other properties in the area? If
not, it might be possible to appeal the tax assessment and lower the rate.
5. Does the current tax bill reflect any special exemptions that I might not
qualify for? For example, many tax districts offer reductions to those 65 or
over.
For your convenience, fill out the form below to contact Bill with your real estate wants and needs.
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