Friday, October 3, 2014

Solving The Puzzle of Property Taxes




The National Association of Realtors has said that home values are slowly accelerating. That is not bad since we dont want a repeat of real estate bubble that happened several years ago. Tami Hoey of AZCentralfamily.com has published this article last year, but property taxes calculation does not change.



Good Morning Arizona,  called in an expert to help us understand property taxes. Attorney Don Miner says it's important to understand tax values. "When the market's fluctuating, it may take them a year, two years, even three years to catch up," Miner tells us.
Ratios can vary according to the type of property: Commercial, vacant land, owner occupied and rental.
Miner says take a close look at your notice of property valuation. "It comes toward the end of every February," says Miner. "Look hard at those values to be sure that they're not higher than your fair market value.
The notice of value will show the full cash value of the property, the limited property value of the property, the assessment ratio, and the appeal deadline.

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