Our renters are extremely into plants, and we walked through the backyard with the boyfriend (on the lease as well as the woman) and told him our plants to remove and trim majorly - which he didn't protest to and seemed agreeable that it needed it. 

@Peter T.My first deal in Austin 7 years ago was a 48 unit and I paid 4%.We third party manage ourselves now and we have a minimum of $1,200-1,500 or 6% whichever is higher.Also, we don't charge any other fees unless on an a la carte basis they want help with construction management, or tax protest or insurance help.

Want to protest the property tax, but didn't get the notice with ifile number.

Well we went to protest our taxes with the only intent to see what the comps were in the area. 

They should assess at the sales price on the contract when you go to protest.

Just protest.

It’s typically advisable/required to add the “owner/agent” in the public notes, though an actual signed disclosure form may be required for this too.As a side note, for a few hundred bucks you could probably track down the previous owner, get a release or QCD from them to clear title.....this assumes it’s Only the owner who could protest the sale....as opposed to other lien holders, of any.

At the very least, this is bad form if the landlord allows this in light of the protestations of the other tenant. 

A few years back, during the housing crises, banks were calling notes due and foreclosing on people that weren't paying their loans on time because they were in these screwy loans and there were protests and senate hearings and all sorts of things.  

Wanted to reach out to those who may own personal or investment properties in Elkhorn, NE to discuss the rising tax valuations, and options (if any) to fight them after unsuccessfully protesting them.