almost sounded like a protest statement between that business and the city (I don't blame them).So fellow GR landlords;  who knows a good plumbing/heating contractor that is registered with the city to do these inspections and file paperwork along with getting a new hot water heater and chimney liner / venting work done?  

I purchased the home for 327,000, so I can't exactly protest on the previous appraisal. 

Reasons can include:-Property is a homestead and has a cap on value- Owner protested and got the value reduced -Owner never pays attention and the value is way high-District doesn’t appraise yearly 

The cons of course are if you get stuck with condo commandos who slow down/protest everything you are doing.

In Texas, they re-assess taxes every year, my 14 unit complex had taxes increase by 45% and even with a protest with a hired professional tax protest company, it did not go down 1 cent. 

But here is what my letter says at the bottom:"Formal hearings will begin June 21, 2022 and will be held via Remote Telephonic Hearings with Video Component or at 850 E Anderson Lane, Austin, TX 78752"My hearing is remote so I'm guessing they will email a link closer to the protest date. 

You can protest 2.

:protest: No word either.

I found it interesting that people are protesting being paid less than $15/hour to work at McDonald's and McDonald's installs machines to take orders instead of giving raises.  

There is some high level discussion about this and the LLC crowd seems to say it's important for protection but I don't have much to protest, at least not yet!