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May 4, 2015
1:53:19pm

HuskerFan2

You're probably better off that they do not have the proper values for the home in spite of a very new appraisal and all the correct permits being filed.

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Just received the property tax estimate for 2015 for the house we just bought.

supertux

5/4/15 1:22pm

Colorado huh? I still haven't received mine but I have been hearing the stories.

Mister P

5/4/15 1:24pm

Yeah, El Paso county

supertux

5/4/15 1:25pm

According to Zillow my value has gone up 21% in 1 1/2 years in Douglas county

swishh_15

5/4/15 1:51pm

Did you file a building permit with the city when you finished the basement?

HuskerFan2

5/4/15 1:24pm

I didn't finish it. The previous owners did and I'm not 100% sure, but I'd

supertux

5/4/15 1:25pm

Yes, they did. I found the permit(s).

supertux

5/4/15 1:27pm

See Jersey hunter's response

HuskerFan2

5/4/15 1:53pm

This was the way I was leaning. I mostly was wondering if I was just missing

supertux

5/4/15 1:54pm

Looks like mine only went up about $85K.

Mister P

5/4/15 1:38pm

Just found this article about it

supertux

5/4/15 2:14pm

Got the same situation on one of my properties - let the sleeping dog lay

Jersey hunter

5/4/15 1:46pm

I've handled some property tax challenges, and to be successful you'll likely

BYUMizzou

5/4/15 1:56pm

Typically, sq ft is obtained either from the building permit and plans or by a

ByuMba90

5/4/15 2:30pm

The numbers they have are clearly based on the original build and don't

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