hnhegde

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   by hnhegde 4y ago

   The homestead cap limits annual appraised value increases to 10% over the previous year. In theory, if the taxing units maintained the same rate as last, yes, it would result in a 10% jump in tax amount too. Many taxing units reduced their
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   by hnhegde 4y ago

   Austin's housing prices graph resembles the Himalayas! https://www.ksat.com/news/local/2022/10/04/how-texas-cities-...
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   by hnhegde 4y ago

   But CA has prop 13!
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   by hnhegde 4y ago

   Beginning Jan 1st 2022, a homeowner can apply for HS exemption the same year and if authorized, can get a pro-rated exemption for the rest of the year, if the preivous owner hasn't already claimed it. Ref: SB 8/2021. Bettencourt.
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   by hnhegde 4y ago

   That option is available to the elderly or disabled: https://www.star-telegram.com/opinion/bud-kennedy/article262... "If you’re age 65 or older or fit one of several other categories, you don’t ever have to p
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   by hnhegde 4y ago

   What evidence did you present? Did you take comps - sales comps and/or equity comps? You may be aware already, but in general, people take photos of their property that need repairs e.g., cracks in slab/foundation, leaky roof, mol