I want to appeal this new assessment but the problem is I can't think of any good points to make in my appeal as to why the assessment should be lowered. 

Ideally the rents would be under market with the units as-is, or under what you could get after relatively minor updates to the units, giving you an opportunity to increase NOI.Of course the expenses in the listing are only $9,784 per year - in listings they are always going to be low, to inflate the NOI. 

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Basically, FEMA helps subsidize properties that are at or below flood planes in which were built on or before 1974.  

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Put property management in OPEX, above the line and put CAP X below the line. 

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