[lizzers]

Thanks for all the advice…I will try craigslist and the reader first (since they are free and seem to get a high amount of traffic).

Maybe if that doesn’t work I can take it to CarMax.

It is an SUV (Highlander), but since it is a 4 cylinder I get really good gas mileage – around 28 mpg.

[lizzers]

Thanks for all the advice…I will try craigslist and the reader first (since they are free and seem to get a high amount of traffic).

Maybe if that doesn’t work I can take it to CarMax.

It is an SUV (Highlander), but since it is a 4 cylinder I get really good gas mileage – around 28 mpg.

[lizzers]

Thanks for all the advice…I will try craigslist and the reader first (since they are free and seem to get a high amount of traffic).

Maybe if that doesn’t work I can take it to CarMax.

It is an SUV (Highlander), but since it is a 4 cylinder I get really good gas mileage – around 28 mpg.

[lizzers]

Thanks for all the advice…I will try craigslist and the reader first (since they are free and seem to get a high amount of traffic).

Maybe if that doesn’t work I can take it to CarMax.

It is an SUV (Highlander), but since it is a 4 cylinder I get really good gas mileage – around 28 mpg.

[lizzers]

Thanks for all the advice…I will try craigslist and the reader first (since they are free and seem to get a high amount of traffic).

Maybe if that doesn’t work I can take it to CarMax.

It is an SUV (Highlander), but since it is a 4 cylinder I get really good gas mileage – around 28 mpg.

[lizzers]

I applied for the tax reassessment last fall and was dissappointed in the amount. I have a condo in Eastlake that was originally assessed at 365000 and the tax assessor only reduced the property to 329000. The paperwork I provided as “evidence” showed three comparable properties selling for 279-290K…or should I say not selling! Now there are units selling for close to 200K. Does anyone know if you can reapply for the tax reassessment once one has been granted?

[lizzers]

I applied for the tax reassessment last fall and was dissappointed in the amount. I have a condo in Eastlake that was originally assessed at 365000 and the tax assessor only reduced the property to 329000. The paperwork I provided as “evidence” showed three comparable properties selling for 279-290K…or should I say not selling! Now there are units selling for close to 200K. Does anyone know if you can reapply for the tax reassessment once one has been granted?

[lizzers]

I applied for the tax reassessment last fall and was dissappointed in the amount. I have a condo in Eastlake that was originally assessed at 365000 and the tax assessor only reduced the property to 329000. The paperwork I provided as “evidence” showed three comparable properties selling for 279-290K…or should I say not selling! Now there are units selling for close to 200K. Does anyone know if you can reapply for the tax reassessment once one has been granted?

[lizzers]

I applied for the tax reassessment last fall and was dissappointed in the amount. I have a condo in Eastlake that was originally assessed at 365000 and the tax assessor only reduced the property to 329000. The paperwork I provided as “evidence” showed three comparable properties selling for 279-290K…or should I say not selling! Now there are units selling for close to 200K. Does anyone know if you can reapply for the tax reassessment once one has been granted?

[lizzers]

I applied for the tax reassessment last fall and was dissappointed in the amount. I have a condo in Eastlake that was originally assessed at 365000 and the tax assessor only reduced the property to 329000. The paperwork I provided as “evidence” showed three comparable properties selling for 279-290K…or should I say not selling! Now there are units selling for close to 200K. Does anyone know if you can reapply for the tax reassessment once one has been granted?

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