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Steven Booty
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How much stock do you put into the assessed value?

Steven Booty
  • Investor
  • Bradley Beach, NJ
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I'm under contract on a duplex (my first property!) and it was recently assessed at $2K below what I offered (it's a short sale). 

How seriously should one take the assessed number? Does it typically reflect what it could sell for right now or what?

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Shanequa J.
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Shanequa J.
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Assessed value is for taxing purposes. Sometimes I look at assessed value when I'm trying to decide to put a house on my list. It's a quick gauge. I offer based on comps though.

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