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Tax Assessment Challenge

Account Closed
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  • Vancouver, WA
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Hello BP,

I need a tax re-assessment badly. Has anyone from Clark County or Vancouver Washington succeeded in challenging the assessment? Going to ask my Realtor for help on comps. Thank you for your time.

Joe

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Marcia Maynard
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Hello Joe. I'm from your city and state. We challenged the tax assessment on a couple of our properties. My husband spent quite a bit of time going through hoops and waiting. In the end, the tax was upheld. No break for us. When the economy sunk, the county upped the millage to maintain the same tax base. When the economy improved and valuations rose, they kept the new millage rate and so now we are paying more than we did before. I'll ask my husband what he thinks and get back to you.

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