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To: YouGoTexasGirl; DH
Next year follow DH's suggestions as the assessor will bend over backwards to keep from going the board. Also homes are appraised at 100% market value now not 80%.

Photos, get estimates on the home and any improvements made, the assessor has the neighbor's home; see if she'll print out their assessments for you. Ads of local homes for sale.

Be sure, if qualified, you have Homestead Exemption.

6 posted on 06/16/2006 4:37:24 AM PDT by BikerGold (Reliously Uncoooorrrrect...Reliously UUUUUUncorrect)
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To: BikerGold

In Texas most appraisals for property and other property information are on-line. Check to see if your county has a web page. It will tell you how to access the tax office. Select properties similar to yours, then go online and check out their apraisals for comparison.


15 posted on 06/16/2006 7:42:47 AM PDT by rock58seg (A minority of Republican RINO's are making a majority of Republicans look like fools.)
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