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Carl Flint
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Estimating (Correctly!) Property Tax in St. Louis, MO

Carl Flint
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Los Angeles
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Hello people of BP!

I have been running deal analysis for properties in St. Louis, Missouri. I am very new to analyzing and have never owned a property. So, some things, like property tax, are hard to estimate fairly. Are there any suggestions that you have for me to learn more on this? Is there any place I can go? Anything I can read?

My fear is running the numbers on a deal and thinking I have a good deal, based on the final numbers, but really just having inaccurate information that makes it look like a good deal that really isn't.

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Dan Hoehn
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Dan Hoehn
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Hi @Carl Flintin STL, if you have a specific property you are analyzing, you can pull tax history at the county assessors website for:

St. Louis County at:https://revenue.stlouisco.com/ias/ 

St. Louis City at: https://www.stlouis-mo.gov/dat...

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