OT: Time to appeal your tax assessment

[NotCranky]

[quote=EconProf]Land and lots have fallen by a bigger percentage than buildings. Your assessment breaks down land and improvements–so if you can show comps to prove your land component went down you can win a lower total assessment.[/quote]
I can’t, In part because I bought it cheap at the time.It closed in 2004 so a little ahead of your suggested window too. It would be hard to defend a case with comps. I actually thought the dealings with the assessor’s office on improvements was fair. Their guidelines were reasonable.

[desmond]

Everybody on this site has higher property values then when they bought.

[desmond]

Everybody on this site has higher property values then when they bought.

[desmond]

Everybody on this site has higher property values then when they bought.

[desmond]

Everybody on this site has higher property values then when they bought.

[desmond]

Everybody on this site has higher property values then when they bought.

[NotCranky]

[quote=desmond]Everybody on this site has higher property values then when they bought.[/quote]
I don’t think everyone does but I have heard that our children are better than average.

[NotCranky]

[quote=desmond]Everybody on this site has higher property values then when they bought.[/quote]
I don’t think everyone does but I have heard that our children are better than average.

[NotCranky]

[quote=desmond]Everybody on this site has higher property values then when they bought.[/quote]
I don’t think everyone does but I have heard that our children are better than average.

[NotCranky]

[quote=desmond]Everybody on this site has higher property values then when they bought.[/quote]
I don’t think everyone does but I have heard that our children are better than average.

[NotCranky]

[quote=desmond]Everybody on this site has higher property values then when they bought.[/quote]
I don’t think everyone does but I have heard that our children are better than average.

[bearishgurl]

[quote=desmond]Everybody on this site has higher property values then when they bought.[/quote]

He**, I bought in 2001 and saved over $800 in tax thru a stipulated agreement with the South Bay (county bureaucrat) appraisers. Those are the only folks [secretly] working there since they closed the office down early last year to [ostensibly] save $$. Please take notice that they’re OPEN for 8 days in both April and December (2 windows only to COLLECT $$). Duh!!!!

Yes, everyone who bought since 2000 should at least entertain the idea of an assessment appeal. It doesn’t hurt to run the stats on http://arcc.co.san-diego.ca.us/services/propsales/propsales_search.aspx (the lofty Assessor’s OWN sales info) to throw in their face to bolster your appeal. I would highly recommend this exercise. Bear in mind that their window for accepting sales comps is October 1 to March 30 ONLY for the fiscal year in question (7/1 thru 6/30). Note: Even if you have access to REALIST, use the assessor’s own comps instead as they include all the FSBO stats.

Spoken from a (Ret.) “TRUE” county employee and former “bureaucrat.” I get it ALL and own/worn all the T-shirts.

Thank you and good night!

[bearishgurl]

[quote=desmond]Everybody on this site has higher property values then when they bought.[/quote]

He**, I bought in 2001 and saved over $800 in tax thru a stipulated agreement with the South Bay (county bureaucrat) appraisers. Those are the only folks [secretly] working there since they closed the office down early last year to [ostensibly] save $$. Please take notice that they’re OPEN for 8 days in both April and December (2 windows only to COLLECT $$). Duh!!!!

Yes, everyone who bought since 2000 should at least entertain the idea of an assessment appeal. It doesn’t hurt to run the stats on http://arcc.co.san-diego.ca.us/services/propsales/propsales_search.aspx (the lofty Assessor’s OWN sales info) to throw in their face to bolster your appeal. I would highly recommend this exercise. Bear in mind that their window for accepting sales comps is October 1 to March 30 ONLY for the fiscal year in question (7/1 thru 6/30). Note: Even if you have access to REALIST, use the assessor’s own comps instead as they include all the FSBO stats.

Spoken from a (Ret.) “TRUE” county employee and former “bureaucrat.” I get it ALL and own/worn all the T-shirts.

Thank you and good night!

[bearishgurl]

[quote=desmond]Everybody on this site has higher property values then when they bought.[/quote]

He**, I bought in 2001 and saved over $800 in tax thru a stipulated agreement with the South Bay (county bureaucrat) appraisers. Those are the only folks [secretly] working there since they closed the office down early last year to [ostensibly] save $$. Please take notice that they’re OPEN for 8 days in both April and December (2 windows only to COLLECT $$). Duh!!!!

Yes, everyone who bought since 2000 should at least entertain the idea of an assessment appeal. It doesn’t hurt to run the stats on http://arcc.co.san-diego.ca.us/services/propsales/propsales_search.aspx (the lofty Assessor’s OWN sales info) to throw in their face to bolster your appeal. I would highly recommend this exercise. Bear in mind that their window for accepting sales comps is October 1 to March 30 ONLY for the fiscal year in question (7/1 thru 6/30). Note: Even if you have access to REALIST, use the assessor’s own comps instead as they include all the FSBO stats.

Spoken from a (Ret.) “TRUE” county employee and former “bureaucrat.” I get it ALL and own/worn all the T-shirts.

Thank you and good night!

[bearishgurl]

[quote=desmond]Everybody on this site has higher property values then when they bought.[/quote]

He**, I bought in 2001 and saved over $800 in tax thru a stipulated agreement with the South Bay (county bureaucrat) appraisers. Those are the only folks [secretly] working there since they closed the office down early last year to [ostensibly] save $$. Please take notice that they’re OPEN for 8 days in both April and December (2 windows only to COLLECT $$). Duh!!!!

Yes, everyone who bought since 2000 should at least entertain the idea of an assessment appeal. It doesn’t hurt to run the stats on http://arcc.co.san-diego.ca.us/services/propsales/propsales_search.aspx (the lofty Assessor’s OWN sales info) to throw in their face to bolster your appeal. I would highly recommend this exercise. Bear in mind that their window for accepting sales comps is October 1 to March 30 ONLY for the fiscal year in question (7/1 thru 6/30). Note: Even if you have access to REALIST, use the assessor’s own comps instead as they include all the FSBO stats.

Spoken from a (Ret.) “TRUE” county employee and former “bureaucrat.” I get it ALL and own/worn all the T-shirts.

Thank you and good night!

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