Could be a data entry error that caused the discrepancy.

If you have experience working with a lot of appraisers there is a huge discrepancy in valuations they come up with depending on how skilled they are in finding applicable comps. 

If you were to buy a new place, you would be paying property taxes at the fair market value of that property, which sometimes can account for a big discrepancy and jump in property taxes that you didn't foresee or account for.

If you were to buy a new place, you would be paying property taxes at the fair market value of that property, which sometimes can account for a big discrepancy and jump in property taxes that you didn't foresee or account for. 

We had an offer for 195k, but now we are getting offers of 130k which seems a crazy discrepancy considering we have a legit estimate of what it would cost to fix.

My attorney who pulled the title report found a discrepancy in a foreclosure deed where Us Bank as Trustee for Ramp2005EFC4, c/o GMAC mortgage LLC Appointed Orlans Moran PLLC attorney in fact to complete foreclosure proceedings.

Most likely, zillow is displaying the price from an outdated source.I used to work at Trulia in their early days and this was a constant challenge we had ... we'd receive the same property from multiple sources and would need to 1) make sure we recognized that they were for the same property and then 2) decide how best to merge the data from each source when there were discrepancies (which was frequent).

This discrepancy has, from what we are told, caused a catch 22 situation. 

I've been running across a lot of discrepancies when it comes to square footage and number of bedrooms on properties I'm looking to buy in Indiana.

If there are any discrepancies between what I am told verbally and what I read, then I STOP.