Is a property tax valuation on a home equal to an appraisal of the home’s worth?
December 2nd, 2010 | by admin |When the county assesses property taxes for a home, is their estimate of what the home is worth actually a "free" appraisal of what the selling price should be?
Absolutely not. Tax assessed value has NOTHING to do with real market value. I have a listing that is priced $100,000 under tax assessed value and it is still a bit overpriced.
3 Responses to “Is a property tax valuation on a home equal to an appraisal of the home’s worth?”
By Expert Realtor on Dec 2, 2010 | Reply
No,
County assessment is for tax purposes.
It is UNRELATED to the fair market value.
I live in a city where homes that are priced at well over $1 million have a tax value of just $300K.
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By reenzz on Dec 2, 2010 | Reply
No. In most areas, the assessed value of a home is much lower than the actual appraisal value.
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By godged on Dec 2, 2010 | Reply
Absolutely not. Tax assessed value has NOTHING to do with real market value. I have a listing that is priced $100,000 under tax assessed value and it is still a bit overpriced.
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Oregon Realtor