They did provide a lot of data indicating that the assessed value was in line with local comps, but this was still unwelcome news from the perspective of a higher tax bill.

Good news!

National news today is giving us a lesson in framing, teaching us why we should be careful about privacy and how we can be attacked in the public sphere.An example: http://money.cnn.com/2018/04/23/media/sean-hannity-real-estate-hud/index.htmlThis has nothing to do with your views on Sean Hannity personally.

It seems they sensationalize the pits being the bad guys on  the news if a child is hurt..

The most important thing is to apply it. ..And the Good News- it's not Rocket Science.

Speaking of renovation, I once read a news (donno if it's a fake one).

I'll be testifying and Channel 10 did a news segment on it.

Just from the news you know how harsh life is in some areas here, but the cashflow is great.  

I've only heard the news through my property manager, so nothing formal is on the table.

Great news I hope more cities try and educate people, I cannot stand the idea of someone walking into an elderly person's home and telling them this is the most I could pay for this house when it's truly not.