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Robert McCormick
  • Homeowner
  • Sussex County, NJ
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Tax Assessment Value Doubled - Will Annual Taxes Double? (Sussex County NJ)

Robert McCormick
  • Homeowner
  • Sussex County, NJ
Posted

The current tax assessment value of my property is $119,700 and I pay $4,188.30 annually in taxes. (2023 tax year)

My house was recently revalued by an appraisal company with a 2024 assessment of $254,000. Does this effectively mean my annual tax bill will more than double to be roughly $8,887.45? 

If I wanted to challenge this assessment to argue the assessment should be less, would the best route to take essentially run a sales comparison analysis of similar homes sold in my neighborhood around the time my house was assessed?

If anyone could offer any help on the subject, or can possibly point me in the right direction towards someone who could help, I would greatly appreciate it!

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Robert McCormick
  • Homeowner
  • Sussex County, NJ
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Robert McCormick
  • Homeowner
  • Sussex County, NJ
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@Jonathan Bock I'm not sure if my whole county was reassessed, but I do know the whole town was. Also, an appraiser was sent to my house over the summer and briefly walked the property so I don't think AI was used for this reassessment value.

I have an informal meeting scheduled for next week w/ the appraisal company for more information how they arrived at the value and I requested a copy of the property record card from the town as well.

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