Well, you just repeated it 3 times.
What's your problem?

wrote:
Oh God....

Someone put this post down like a wounded horse so others don't just
waste the 30 sec I did by reading it.


Rex B wrote:
F. George McDuffee wrote:

For Harry Homeowner who remains in his house, the only thing that
happens is his real estate tax goes up because of the increase
paper valuations. Lets see how fast the assessors are to reduce
his valuation and taxes when the markets go down.
You got that right!
I battle those guys at the Appraisal District every year. So far I'm
"ahead". This year they wanted to appraise my home at $179K. I
presented good comps with qualifiers and made a very good case for
valuation in the $105K range. They gave me $123K, then acted like I
should thank them for the 'gift'.

Rex in Texas