We just had it happen on one of our properties just outside Portland as well.They typically have an appeal process, so you could try that, but you definitely need supporting evidence as to why they assessed your property too high.

She reported mold in the basement, claiming that she got sick from it but provided no evidence, no diagnosis from the doctor, and no mold test.

I feel like they all have solid advantages and disadvantages, but I’ve been leaning towards a Corp and don’t know if I should just register a C Corp/change my current LLC or just register my LLC as an S Corp.

And yes, floating solid core vinyl planks right over the existing sheet vinyl is a great solution.

Rent out EACH UNIT (3) to 3 solid families/tenants.

He made money and I got a solid property at a great price.

Generally speaking, the people who win lawsuits are those who have the best documentary evidence. 

She hinted around that she'd like to have the furniture that was left behind in the house by the previous owner, nice solid 1950's mid-century modern furniture that I could have sold for quite a lot of money.

There are a lot of solid markets in Ohio depending on what your criteria is.

We learned a LOT of lessons, but along the way on this one, we relied on a very solid real estate agent to grab this deal.