Quote from @John McCarthy: Even if the 60-day period has expired, you can still tell your tenants you want them out by the termination date.

They have to be tweaked on a regular bases and most of the time it is due to it throwing out some crazy high ridiculous prices for some dates.

I own property and do interior design for rental and investment properties so I stay up to date from my clients and local events I attend through RE associations and meetups which I recommend.

Perhaps because they know people will do a simple internet search and see the *****torm that's brewing?

(Or check your mid-June statement, it will have interest, insurance and property tax paid to date.

It is too easy to scam over the internet.

.  ** Other schemes will promise homeowners that if they transfer the title, they can continue to rent the home and repurchase it at a future date. 

Recent sale of the assessed property is de facto value.Expert is needed for anything else.They can raise the value if you appeal.Comparable sales only count if they were closed before the lien date which is one year prior to the tax bill date.

IF you bought the property with cash, you typically have to wait 6 months from the original purchase date.

Was it questionable in 1992 when we had car phones and dial up internet?