You know that the taxable market value of your home can not increase by more than 3% for homesteads and agricultural properties, and 5% for all others, unless there was a transfer of the title or improvements where made to the property.
How can they keep increasing the value of my home when I live in the country with no neighbors?
The homes within miles have not been sold or bought in over 25 years? They gigged me last year for putting a 6X10 concrete drainage on the end of the pool. Called it a patio?
Its a swale. Protested, but didn't help.
The homes within miles have not been sold or bought in over 25 years? They gigged me last year for putting a 6X10 concrete drainage on the end of the pool. Called it a patio?
Its a swale. Protested, but didn't help.
There is something to love about California. Prop 13. Look it up.
Well, that sounds good, but ours are only supposed to go up by 3% max each year. Not much different than the 2% max in prop 13. Not to mention, my $225K house in Oklahoma would be at least $850K in California. 2% of 225 is much easier on my wallet than 2% of 850. Just sayin.
That's per year. Cleveland County jacked my assessment by a substantial amount for no good reason, and they've been twisting the knife by 5% per year to get there ever since. Bastards.
That is correct, I just left out the part about the homestead exemption. That info I got strait off this years form from Mr. Leonard Sullivan.
