The craziest part is the assessed value of the property is the same as comparable properties with a much bigger lot (this was a split lot) and have garages (which most people rent out in this neighborhood to contractors and small time handymen for extra income)I really like the property, it has all updated windows, siding and a fairly new roof and utilities.The units are very well maintained but also dated (80s styling)I would not mind putting a few thousand into cosmetics, but with the taxes assessed i wouldnt want them going up significantly.How would I go about getting the property reassessed?

I am behind schedule on my flip, so I have decided to have someone come paint the whole home.It is a 1600 sq ft home, split level style and I want it painted 2 tone.

Travis WestCIEC (Certified Indoor Environmental Consultant)MAC0325 (Licensed Texas Mold Assessment Consultant)

Our prices never shot up like they did in other styles like California and our building has been stagnant for years as well.

This will have to be done commercial investment style by getting signed NCNDA, MFA, and verifiable POF from your buyers.

But I have seen equally irrational behavior among some Colorado counties that refuse to have open bidding, and sell the large majority of properties without competitive bidding via a lottery style approach, effectively cheating the County of $50,000+ in over bids a year.

Travis WestCIEC (Certified Indoor Environmental Consultant)MAC0325 (Mold Assessment Consultant licensed by the Texas Department of State Health Services)

But she has had a difficult time finding one that remains committed & wants to learn her very successful, easy going style???

The style is appropriate to the home, but I am considering options as well as recommendations for a clay tile roof contractor in Jacksonville, FL.Bill

Steve,Some suggestions1) Check your pricing relative to rental comps on RentMetrics to see if you are overpricing (disclosure: I am affiliated with this company)2) Check vacancy rates in your area on the Census Bureau's site to see how hot/cold the local market is.3) Consider what other options tenants have (e.g. professionally managed garden style communities).4) Consider whether money or overhead is more important to you (e.g. can you make things more attractive by offering to handle lawn care, or would you rather just drop the price?)