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Mukul Patil
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Huge increase in Property Taxes because of re-assessment.

Mukul Patil
  • New to Real Estate
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In Williamson County, I am looking at a 55% increase in property taxes this year because my home was appraised that much higher by the county. Most investment homes in this area are seeing similar big increases in assessed values. To be fair, the value that the county has assessed is close to the actual market value, but still the big jump comes as a shock to me because historically the county's value had trailed the actual value by a large amount.

For people who have properties in Williamson County:
Does this year's (2022) increase seem highly unusual to you or is it just me?
Has anyone had any success in protesting the increase online at the wcad website?

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