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Alexander Chavez
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Chicago Property Tax Increase

Alexander Chavez
  • Chicago, IL
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Currently living in a two flat in the Avondale neighborhood of Chicago.  I purchased in 2013 for $175K. My property got an assessment of $315K by cook county (increased from $250K to $315K in 2015).  Last year I paid about $5K in taxes.  I have a few questions

1. Should I appeal the assessment amount, if so how do I go about it?

2. What will the be the tax increase I can expect for 2016 and when will this become effective?

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Keith Anderson
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Keith Anderson
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  • Cambridge, MA
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I own rental properties in Cook and Will counties and am starting the process for the first time now.

Suggest you seek the help of a professional (I have seen others recommend http://railapc.com).

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