Shelby, thanks for your response - its very helpful. My wife and I are looking at Traymore and trying to compare the costs there with Applebrook in Malvern which is where we are now. I think we talked with your husband (Don) when visiting the models.
Regards, Jack

Yes , the Common level ratio (61.7)times the sale price is what the assement should be. Then that figure times the millage will give you the Taxes. If the assement to the property is higher than the new established sale price times the common level ratio of 61.7 then you would need to do a tax appeal which can be done usually each year from March to August. and hearins would br conducted in Nov of same year to be effective for the following year.