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Updated over 7 years ago, 04/14/2017

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Tushar Shah
  • Chicago, IL
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Assessed value as proxy for Market Value?

Tushar Shah
  • Chicago, IL
Posted

Hello BP!!

Should one look at assessed value for tax purposes on government website as proxy for fair value. The property I am looking has a listing price of over half a million, however, the on governments website - the assessed value is only 260K - I understand that market value for tax purposes may not be very recent - but does one see such large differences and should the market value assessed for tax purposes should be a guide for fair market value?

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