It's in a newer development that had an office so I stopped and asked for help.

@Michael Taylor check the city or county assessor's office website.

Specifically, you could be a general contractor, real estate salesperson, developer, or a mortgage officer to name a small few. 

Title change triggers reassessment by the tax office. 

Be sure to surround yourself with people that have your best interest (realtor, contractor, mortgage officer, etc.).

Account Closed a few questions/thoughts looking at thisYour loan points don't look right - I doubt you're paying 4.6M points on a 187K loan ;)Your interest rate may be a little low, especially if it's non owner occupied; have you spoken with a mortgage broker or loan officer?

Check with the loan officer.

This is adjusted for growth to avoid existing owners getting massively higher tax bills YoY (again, in theory)FL = disclosure state i.e. tax % * price you paidSome other states = limit growth by a certain %Best bet: consult the local tax assessor's office and/or your broker.

Purchase price: $325,000 Cash invested: $1,500 Commercial Business Office, Garage & Warehouse - This property was an old 3 bedroom house that another flipper fixed up, enclosed the garage, added a 1,200 sq. ft. metal building (warehouse/shop) before we purchased it.

Your closing office will give you some templates because they want you to do closings there.