Then we just assess our occupancy to make sure we are generating the revenue we want.

I have also paid for an in-depth assessment on the property. 

This will do two things:1) Assess the cost of the repair.2) Confirm the repair that is required. 

s assessment but will add that we have a duplex STR at the beach. 

possibility of a tax reassesment when you sell so far over the assessed value.  

But, they frequently have shortfalls in budget and when they have a big project, they will have "special assessment". 

They have a number of disadvantages for investors: HOA fees, special assessments, less-than-competent boards.

The listing agent says the resort just paid an assessment and the unit was just remodeled, and the owner wants to recoup those costs.

They do an assessment of the property and weigh it against comparable units in the community...then set the rental rate...you can have this base rate increased significantly if you want to include utilities in the rent....but then your tenants will likely be washing all their friends cars for free in the back yard, leaving you with a $2k water bill...You are bound by the terms of the lease for the duration of the lease.

So, Just 2 basic questions for anyone that is familiar with the Baltimore city Property Tax assessment appeals.