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Chaithra Kumar
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Property Taxes trend in Akron Ohio

Chaithra Kumar
  • Investor
  • Dallas TX
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Hi Guys, I wanted to ask all property managers and local landlords in Akron, Ohio. How is property taxes situation on akron, and how are the property taxes changing in the area for multifamily properties.Feedback or insights is appreciated. Thanks

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Carly Bailey
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Carly Bailey
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Akron, OH
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There was a re-appraisal done in Summit county in 2017 the values were adjusted based upon valid sales (arm length transactions) in that specific neighborhood over the past 3 years. The next re-appraisal will not be until 2020. The taxes are going to be based on the home values. You have until April 2nd of this year to contest your 2017 tax value. After that point you have to contact Summit County Appraisal Dept. and can address taxes moving forward for 2018 and payable in 2019.

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