Most homeowners don't
realize that it's worth the time and trouble to question
their valuation. Although a 12-city study by the National
Taxpayers Union found that 60 percent of properties were
over-assessed, only about 2 percent of all homeowners
challenge their assessment. That's too bad. Of those
homeowners that do appeal, most end up winning.
What if you think the
assessor made a mistake and charged you too much? Your
valuation notice should have information on how to appeal
your assessment.
Move quickly, or you could
miss the deadline for challenging your valuation.
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