Some guidelines to an agricultural tax assessment.
https://www.douglas.co.us/documents/...-is-valued.pdf
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Some guidelines to an agricultural tax assessment.
https://www.douglas.co.us/documents/...-is-valued.pdf
Well, move to Delta.
Property Valuation went down 25%.
There are still depressed areas in Colorado.
How does one successfully fight this, in general?
Looks like you have to form a community group.
https://kdvr.com/2018/11/21/one-year...n-controversy/
I looked into this years back and after much time reading and considering I decided it wasn't worth the effort as it appears as though most people who did put forth the time were rewarded with a big heaping bowl of nothing.Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
If someone can provide first-hand experience that runs counter to that opinion please post details. I'd love to be wrong.
Several people from this thread, and others in years past have stated how they've successfully fought this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jer
Received my Adams county tax card.
Increase of $48,000.
But the current assessment is within $1,500 of my house listing, so it appears to be pretty accurate.
I've seen them saying they did, but now how they did.
Perhaps I missed it.
I think you are correct in that no one has posted a step by step. Just links to resources here and there. Seems like people have good success in fighting it though.
Specific example:
My neighbor successfully got a reduction in ArapCo last year or the year before because he has never replaced his windows and all the comps they used had significant remod done.