There are weekly protests in Paris (yellow vests) and Merkle and Marcon are trying to create a new NATO of just the two of them not to mention the issue of Brexit in Great Britian.

I have a property that I am currently assessing a rent increase, and I wanted some opinion from people in or around the area.For those of you who are familiar with Houston, I have a 3/2.5 in the midtown area of Houston and this year alone, my assessed property value went up 11% after a protest.

I regulary read a blog concerning financial planning and recently they were talking about RE asset protection via a DAPT.

http://bawldguy.com/last-minute-asset-protection-for-the-procrastinator/

Does anyone have any...

I use a 3rd party company to help protest my rental property appraisal values and they take 1/3 of the actual tax reduction as the fee.

Get your flag lot (at a discount even), and tell him that you won't protest his request as part of the deal.

Our  State also says the past owners have 3 years to protest losing their land.

Simply protesting your property taxes and having them lowered will increase your IRR, so look into all aspect of the deal if you can.

:protest: I'm new to REI, have little to invest out of my pocket, but I will learn this business and succeed at it.

Ever see images of a protest in Iraq under the leadership of Saddam?

Do you think a buyer is really going to protest too loudly when they discover that buying your flat fee property might potentially cost them thousands more in representation than a similar commission based property?