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Jason Schlafke
  • Atlanta, GA
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Got a letter from office of the assessor due to a recent remodel

Jason Schlafke
  • Atlanta, GA
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I recently purchased a property in CA and pulled a permit for a small remodeling project, and remodeling was done already. I just received a letter from Office of the assessor's office to ask me to provide cost breakdown for this remodeling project. It didn't cost a lot, only about 30k. Will that significantly increase the appraisal value and thus increase the property tax? 

What if I ignore that letter from assessor's office?

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