Most communities have specially trained officers who can deescalate crisis situations and assess the mental (un)health of the Crazy Joe's of the world. 

Without those things, a tax assessed owner can claim you were not in peaceable possession, you are not entitled to be paid for any improvements at all, and by the way you should have to pay them actual and punitive damages.

Without those things, a tax assessed owner can claim you were not in peaceable possession, you are not entitled to be paid for any improvements at all, and by the way you should have to pay them actual and punitive damages.

One other tip I used with my last vacancy, create a video walk through showing the exterior and interior and post it on YouTube, I sent it to all the leads asking to view the unit & it helped cut down on the number of tire kickers I got who wanted to walk through the place.As far as assessment, rental history is important, make sure to check with the references provided, I also use Cozy to help with the credit/background check once someone’s preapproved.

The total income of the building was $52,400 while their expenses were $30,600 with a net of $21,800 from 08/01/2018 to 07/09/2019.Looking through the CAD property search, one property is worth $213,458 and the other is $230,028 bringing their assessed value at $443,486.

It should be labeled an assessment line.

As a first timer, I am having difficulty in making an assessment of my current house.

@Brandon MoreauClarify, lines from PSA 328 PRORATION OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS: Seller and Buyer agree to prorate taxes, Special Improvement District 329 assessments for the current tax year, as well as prepaid rents, water and sewer system charges, heating fuel and tank 330 rental, irrigation assessments, Homeowner's Association dues and/or common maintenance fees, as of the date of closing 331 unless otherwise agreed as set forth in the additional provisions

Other PMs may charge less and they can have every C- quad in Dayton; regardless of income, the aggravation just isn't worth it.One last thing to consider: property taxes are based upon the value of the property assessed by the county auditor - which may or may not be consistent with market value.

I presume this would be something I could find out from the Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxations search site?