Originally Posted by
Fireman
The neighboring property sold at the same time, but only $10k more than what I paid. So maybe I got a chance here.
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If you paid assessed value and the neighboring property sold for close to it's assessed value that's not "market value". I'd bet the sale triggered them to reassess your property for what was considered fair market value (FMV) Taxes suck and assessors suck too. Fight them out of principle alone.
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