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Public Property Records

Greg Bohn
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I was looking through the public property records for an area that I'm looking to invest in, and when I was looking through the page it said that the "2018 Total Value/Taxable", was $79,000. Is this the appraised value for the house that the city has decided on? The house is currently on sale for $40,000, and was wondering if this was an indicator that this might be a good deal. What else should I be looking for in my county's public property records? Any info would help!

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