A 30% increase for many homeowners, on top of a previous 20-30% increase = unable to afford the house you live in.
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Tips would be great, we’re almost $5,000/yr
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_R2HPzzHi_I&pp=ygUdSG93IHRvIHByb3Rlc3QgcHJvcGVydHkgdGF4ZXM%3D
That was exciting... getting ready to drag the projector out for the neighborhood...😂
It pays to make wise decisions with your property...
Such as:
Minimize concrete. They look for it & tax it.
A wood deck vs a brick patio. They tax a deck, but not a patio.
Swimming pools...that in ground is going to cost you. Above ground, no problem.
Sheds ...under a certain size, no permit required and no tax assessment.
The property type/zoning also matters. An agricultural building on a farm is way less than a she shed or man cave garage in residential...
Etc...
In other words make your house on outside look like a dump. Lol
A stone patio vs a pressure treated weather beaten pretzel?
Hmm...
The goal is to lower your property value so it won't keep compounding.
List everything wrong with house. Take pictures. Get estimates on how much to fix in order to sell your house to compare with recent houses that sold in your area.
Go to your county's appraisal website and submit a protest. For our area we have til May 15th