E-file may be convenient but you don't have any chance to argue your case outside of the online filing unless you want a formal hearing.

Normally they will at least push the value down to that appraised price.If you are in Dallas, one thing you can do is pull real comps with pictures and if your home has flaws compared to other homes, like high traffic area, foundation issues, old windows, and the like, then perhaps you can argue the comps they have used.   

I would argue their information is more likely to be outdated since they are in the business of selling instead of doing. 

I’d argue that it’s more useful for single family — they tend to be farther apart which makes the travel time back and forth to let people in more costly.

Although many like to argue the contrary, cash flow beats equity.

Extend this to him passing away and getting a reset basis, but I would argue the investor still technically did not receive the benefit, his heirs did.Long story short, you can see why trying to count tax benefits is a fool's errand, since there is no way for you to know.  

I would like to find quick, easy and free neighborhood information.I'm looking for demographics, letter designation (abc) and any other suggested info that should be known that I'm not aware of before purchase.

I can argue the good and bad of all things HOA.

That statement alone says the rejected applicant was qualified and provides them a case to argue that they should have been chosen.

I am curious what values they will try to argue.