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JR M.
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Property tax increases in Washington, DC?

JR M.
  • Investor
  • South Carolina
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Does DC assess properties based on market value or on sale price? California's prop 13 limits the property tax increases and allows the basis to be transferred to a child. Does DC have something similar?

A family member wants to gift/sell a rental property to their child that they have owned for a long time. Will the property be reassessed upon transfer? If so, are there any ways to transfer the deed without such a reassessment? 

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