Grossly simply example to drive the point home that we all carry around most of human knowledge in our pockets. 

After all of the advice I have received, my faith in humanity has been restored!

It's not really strange (humans are constantly networking and building relationships) and I doubt they would call security on me.

So my concern is looking for a tax reappraisal would *increase* my taxes if they go off of sales comps.Sales comps are in the $90k-120k range.The unit is 1215sqft and comp sales are going for $95-110/sqft (yes, manufactured homes with land in the same neighborhood).But all the surrounding houses are being taxed at the same $7000-8000 appraisal that this unit had prior to that absurd jump.Any advice on how to argue for the reappraisal to go back to a level consistent with the surrounding units?

@Lisa Winklepleckask an actual human agent for actual sold comps

The rollover was supposed to be complete by 4/1/11 We notified them by May 1st and its been since then and the Human Resources dept. can't seem to locate the funds.

The primary risk is that of human behavior: Did someone intentionally vandalize the property?

For some reason they chuckled and made faces like it was the most absurd thing they ever heard.

It is imperative to have a functioning website with professionally shot pictures of yourself on the front page to make yourself "human".

if I had used the 70% rule the number would have been around 52k which seems absurd,  even if just taking 70% of asking price at 56k, its absurd.