Property depreciation and Property tax

[patientlywaiting]

Proposition 8:

You can easily do it yourself. Don’t waste your money paying someone.

My experience is that in SD, you have to apply for relief. They won’t do it automatically.

http://www.sdarcc.com/arcc/docs/calrev.pdf

https://arcc.co.san-diego.ca.us/services/propsales/propsales_search.aspx

Remember the relief is only temporary. When value go back you up you’ll be back to original assessment with 2% compounded annually.

[patientlywaiting]

Proposition 13:

If you buy a property in an arms-length transaction, the assessor will have a hard time justifying a fair-market value that is higher than the purchase price. If that happens, I would appeal. You would most likely win on appeal.

If you do a related-party deal or get a sweetheart deal then the asssessor will most likely use FMV.

The assessor is known to make mistakes so challenging their valuation is not a big deal.

[patientlywaiting]

Proposition 13:

If you buy a property in an arms-length transaction, the assessor will have a hard time justifying a fair-market value that is higher than the purchase price. If that happens, I would appeal. You would most likely win on appeal.

If you do a related-party deal or get a sweetheart deal then the asssessor will most likely use FMV.

The assessor is known to make mistakes so challenging their valuation is not a big deal.

[patientlywaiting]

Proposition 13:

If you buy a property in an arms-length transaction, the assessor will have a hard time justifying a fair-market value that is higher than the purchase price. If that happens, I would appeal. You would most likely win on appeal.

If you do a related-party deal or get a sweetheart deal then the asssessor will most likely use FMV.

The assessor is known to make mistakes so challenging their valuation is not a big deal.

[patientlywaiting]

Proposition 13:

If you buy a property in an arms-length transaction, the assessor will have a hard time justifying a fair-market value that is higher than the purchase price. If that happens, I would appeal. You would most likely win on appeal.

If you do a related-party deal or get a sweetheart deal then the asssessor will most likely use FMV.

The assessor is known to make mistakes so challenging their valuation is not a big deal.

[patientlywaiting]

Proposition 13:

If you buy a property in an arms-length transaction, the assessor will have a hard time justifying a fair-market value that is higher than the purchase price. If that happens, I would appeal. You would most likely win on appeal.

If you do a related-party deal or get a sweetheart deal then the asssessor will most likely use FMV.

The assessor is known to make mistakes so challenging their valuation is not a big deal.

[Anonymous]

Yeah it seems like the purchase price at an arms-length transaction would be the only non-subjective way to assess it.

[Anonymous]

Yeah it seems like the purchase price at an arms-length transaction would be the only non-subjective way to assess it.

[Anonymous]

Yeah it seems like the purchase price at an arms-length transaction would be the only non-subjective way to assess it.

[Anonymous]

Yeah it seems like the purchase price at an arms-length transaction would be the only non-subjective way to assess it.

[Anonymous]

Yeah it seems like the purchase price at an arms-length transaction would be the only non-subjective way to assess it.

[donaldduckmoore]

I think I have got the answer from you guys but I have to initiate the move, the assessor won’t do it automatically.

[donaldduckmoore]

I think I have got the answer from you guys but I have to initiate the move, the assessor won’t do it automatically.

[donaldduckmoore]

I think I have got the answer from you guys but I have to initiate the move, the assessor won’t do it automatically.

[donaldduckmoore]

I think I have got the answer from you guys but I have to initiate the move, the assessor won’t do it automatically.

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