How can a county accessor say I did 60k improvements when I haven’t done anything?
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Bill HenryFounding Partner 18 years of experience
If a county assessor has claimed that you've made $60,000 in property improvements when no such improvements have been made, you have the right to contest the assessor's valuation. It is important to file the appeal timely. If you are unsure of the exact process, contact the assessor's office in your county or hire an attorney or other professional to prosecute the appeal.
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