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Assessed Property Value - Massachusetts
I was looking at my current Assessed Property Value that I recieved in the mail last week from the local Tax Assessor and I think the valuation may be incorrect by 15k-20k. I am wondering if it is worth submitting a tax abatement form with the county in an attempt to reduce this valuation. Is there any risk is doing this? Is this pretty straight forward?
This is in Worcester, MA.
Thanks!
Mike