Another way to look at it is the Taxable Value is personal to the owner and the Assessed Value is to the public since certain actions can be taken by owners (like Homesteading) which create the cap on the Taxable Value.

An example could be to use the applicant's information on your form to (via PHP POST form processing) format a background query to the state's department of public safety to see if they do indeed have a criminal conviction in their history.

We've been self-employed in retail for 25 years, so we've learned how to handle dealing with the public.

Family/health/religion/spirituality.  

The Public Trustee for the Province is now acting on behalf of the owner and is tabling offers (to be closed mid January 2015).So that's the background, now for the situation...

The property is brand new and costs $40k, and comes with the condo complex's security, public pool and gym, convenience stores, and laundry in the apartment. 

A public entity cannot require any proof of a person’s disability, or identification or certification of the service animal’s status.A housing provider may ask for a health care professional’s statement that an individual is a person with a disability and will be assisted by a service animal.

A lot of times they can share insight on properties that are listed and could keep you posted with "pocket" deals that aren't publicly listed or haven't been listed yet.

LC/CFD tend to be a little misleading in the public eye in that sense.  

There are publications that analyze sales and report market cap rates.