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Robert Johnson II
  • Quito, Ecuador
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County Record Bdrm/Bthrm Vs. Actual

Robert Johnson II
  • Quito, Ecuador
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If you have a 3/2 but it is recorded as a 2/1, is there any reason you would want to update the county tax records?

The primary reason I want to avoid this is property tax savings, but I'm trying to think of any pitfalls. This is a rental property.

Presumably the addition was made in the 1980's (originally built in the 1950's), and no updates were ever made with the city (Dallas, TX).

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