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dat0dat OP t1_je2f2vc wrote

Thanks for the info. I’ve already reduced down 20%, which is the typical 80% from 100% of sale. But I’m wondering if this is just the same procedure all over again with the same people, same forms, etc in hopes of further reducing down to common level ratio without any evidence used in the initial appeal (which is typically “necessary” home improvements)? And if so, is there a risk of losing the appeal and being assessed back to 100%?

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LibatiousLlama t1_je2fsp8 wrote

Clr is like 63%.... 80% is not typical. A 17% reduction in your taxes would likely pay for your lawyer bills in a year, it did for us. You should call one of em up and have a chat, it will all be free. They can give you real advice.

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tesla3by3 t1_je2j6gg wrote

CLR was 81.1% until recently. Due to a court case it's now 63.6.

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