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Jason H. Gomes

"Professional Sales"
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Agent at Prudential NW Properties
Specialties:
First time buyers, investors, and developments. I have experience working with the city & county to get things taken care of with flex use properties.
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I am honest and will give you the information that other real estate agents are afraid to give you. Providing relivant real time answers and tools to help ... show more
Jason H. Gomes answered:
This seems like it should be easy but it's not, you actually have to file a formal appeal with the county tax assessor's office, if the difference is completely obvious, they will have the appraiser sent out to re-evaluate your taxes.
The problem ~ The taxed assessed values are not actually determined Year to Year, but rather increase according to a predetermined schedule. Go to the county office and tell them you would like to contest the taxable amount of your home, they should be able to point you in the right direction.

Jason H. Gomes
Prudential NW Properties
cell: 503.608.8785
DesK: 503.350.7378 - Fri Jun 5 2009, 11:33
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"Getting A Great Deal"
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"A Changing Market"
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