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Bruce Runn
  • Investor
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Minneapolisl property tax statements about to go out

Bruce Runn
  • Investor
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Started my annual right of Spring  which is my property tax assessment challenge in Minneapolis.  Bought a duplex 2 months ago for $275,000 and it's current year assessment is $307,000 with what I anticipate will be another increase to $330-$350,000 for next year when the new values get sent out this month.   I already had the city assessor in to walk through the property so we can pre negotiate the revised assessed value before they get busy.  I laid out why the value is exactly what I paid for the duplex less the appliances so I actually asked for $273,000. He just kept saying, well, you got a really really good deal.  I typically challenge 10-20% of my properties per year to get the assessments lowered and have been successful every time. 

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