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FireUpChips10

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5. It depends on the state and locality.

Reply to Tetrachloride (Original post)

Fri Oct 29, 2021, 09:32 PM

Oct 2021

Here in Michigan, each county has an elected register of deeds whose office is responsible for maintaining certain data about properties, including taxable values. Many counties post that info on their website (usually via a searchable database).

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] Tetrachloride Oct 2021 OP

You should be able to find the assessed value ( which can be Tomconroy Oct 2021 #1

Much information about property details is public record and is available for the asking. Beastly Boy Oct 2021 #2

Excellent. Now i got some nomenclature to work with Tetrachloride Oct 2021 #3

The records may not all be located in the treasurer's (or equivalent) or city clerk's offices Beastly Boy Oct 2021 #4

It depends on the state and locality. FireUpChips10 Oct 2021 #5

ty. will check in the morning Tetrachloride Oct 2021 #6

And in Florida with our Sunshine Law, most records are online csziggy Oct 2021 #7