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2. I'm not sure where you live, but I'm fairly certain you can appeal the valuation.

Sat Dec 14, 2024, 06:24 PM

Dec 14

And should, every year unless it's negligible.
There are many here who can offer more direct ways to do that and maybe even successful arguments.

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And so it begins... [View all] mnhtnbb Dec 14 OP

Ouch! mnhtnbb Dec 15 #11

I successfully appealed the first year mnhtnbb Dec 15 #8

I didn't do the math. but I did notice a similar result. soldierant Dec 14 #3

Don't ever expect SS to keep up with inflation LilElf70 Dec 14 #4

Professional Real Estate Appraiser here Woodycall Dec 14 #5

I held a real estate sales license in California mnhtnbb Dec 15 #9

I've found that... 2naSalit Dec 14 #6

It's a joke, isn't it? mnhtnbb Dec 15 #12

I applaud... 2naSalit Dec 15 #14

I live in the bluest area of NC. mnhtnbb Dec 15 #15

My property taxes went up. Linda ladeewolf Dec 14 #7

Vote R! czarjak Dec 15 #13

So many of us have no way to handle price increases. OldBaldy1701E Dec 15 #16

The gap between the rich and the poor mnhtnbb Dec 15 #17

The gap has been widening for more than a few years. OldBaldy1701E Dec 15 #18