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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply
Houston Texas property tax assessments - questions
I'm interest in purchasing some single family homes in Houston. Many of the homes that I am considering have property tax assessments far below the value that I would pay for them. AFor example this property is assessed at $30K, but the $130K seems like a reasonable purchase price. Woudl this low assessment stick around for a while after I purchased the property,or would the municipal government immediately re-assess the property?
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It will likely be reassessed the following year. I would underwrite the deal with property taxes at 85% of projected purchase price times the tax rate.