Special assessments can be pretty high.

I'll stay with my assessment, rare, may not be impossible.

A 20k limit would be a 10k assessment and a 3% payment would be $300 to be applied, a 30k income only gets budged 1%, a 100k income won't register.

Based on my competition assessment I have concluded that overhead is causing some to be too expensive.

The new AC will add some to the resale value; I had added central air to a property and the tax assessor increased the assessed value of that property shortly thereafter due to that AC ...

Property tax assessments on each is + 10K over sale price.

I did some research and this is What I Know:- They bought the house for 83k in 2000- It's a 2br 1ba with finished loft, 992sf- 2012 tax assessment was 34k- There are a ton of comps ranging from 21k-80k (there was really only 1 at 80k and one at 72k - both were in great condition. the majority were 21-45k and all in great distress)- I have not seen the inside yet, but I plan to go over and try to start a conversation with them and see if I can take a peak.

I assess the situation, and never hesitate with the 3day notice.

she agrees with our assessment of the roof and roofing structure replacement.Just got word from the contractor on if ceiling replacement will be required by city: $40k and 4 months.

How much the house is assessed for?