My house is assessed at $274k and my taxes are $6,500.

The taxes seem sky high, like the assessed value is $285k, too, which seems odd for Ann Arbor (I'm 45 minutes away).

All Tenants should be advised of the operational structure of the Association, that aportion of their rent is used to pay the monthly Association assessment on the unit and what that assessment is used for.

He has sold his primary residence, moved into one of his rentals, all for the purpose of taxes and hedging his bet against the market.Perhaps towards the end of summer, in a month or two, we will be in a better position to assess where the market is going. 

One important thing to consider though is that not all criteria are actually "filterable" (if that's a word).I can filter on all the usual things like # of beds, baths, garage spaces and dozens more. 

Quite a bit of backlash about it from the BP community and about a half a dozen links to other articles stating the contrary. 

I have about 2 dozen in a 7 minute radius from my house. 

This lowered the assessed value of all three parcels. 

It is pretty common for sellers to want an accepted offer first to not bother the tenants with dozens of showings so that they only get serious buyers.

According to the county assessor's website (https://propertytax.utah.gov/real/locally-assessed/residential) "The residential exemption is limited to one primary residence per household."