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Updated almost 5 years ago,
Post Auction - Lowering Your Tax Bill
In Allegheny County, when a home sale occurs, it seems like the county automatically reassesses the home for the new purchase price.
What happens when a home is sold at a fraction of the assessed value? Does the county reassess at the actual purchase price?
Example: Home is assessed at $100,000 today. The home sells for $25,000 at a tax auction.
Question 1: Does the assessed value automatically get changed to $25,000?
Question 2: If it does not automatically get changed, is it likely that you can win an appeal for $25,000 since you paid the highest value offered at a public auction?
My goal is to buy a property at an Auction and BRRRR and a big part of the cashflow analysis depends on what the property will be assessed at.