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I am in Palm Beach County Florida.

Our County has a public appraiser. (Separate from the tax assessor). The Assessor decides tax values, but the Appraiser evaluates market values for properties.

(Have a look at Palm Beach County Property Appraiser website).

It is possible to download the sales records for just about every property in the county.

From there, one can compare recent sales in a particular area.

(Some sales are recorded for only $10, or $100, and so forth. But plenty others have the actual value listed).

Can other posters here tell me if other states/counties have similar systems?

Thanks.
FLAREAUCTION

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