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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Buying from a motivated seller...
I ran across a property that is For Sale By Owner. Got one of the info papers on it and for the asking price it states to make an offer. With that said... I called the owner to go over things with him. Come to find out, he does have an asking price and doesn't want to work out much of a deal on it.
Now, from his asking price and the tax assessor valued amount, there is a huge difference.
So my question is... how accurate is the tax assessor value compared to an appraisal? Meaning, where or how does the County Assessor get their amounts?
Hope I clearly worded that question...
Thanks for any input! :)