By The Tim on July 9, 2010
As a follow-up on last week’s post about how falling home values can still lead to an increasing property tax bill, I thought I would go a little more detail on how the county assessor comes up with that magical home value number on which they base your tax bill. Here’s how the King County [...]
Posted in Counties, Statistics | Tagged assessments, property tax, Property Taxes, Tableau, ValueAppeal
By The Tim on June 28, 2010
Since property tax season has rolled around here in the Seattle area again, I thought it might be a good time to demystify one aspect of property taxes that has often confused home owners during this housing bust. If you’re like many local home owners, the county’s assessment of your home has probably dropped around [...]
Posted in Features | Tagged property tax, Property Taxes, tax revenues
By Charlie Walsh on October 29, 2009
Note from The Tim: The following is a guest post from Charlie Walsh, the Founder and CEO of ValueAppeal, a new startup based in Seattle. ValueAppeal is a simple online tool that homeowners can use to help them appeal their property tax assessments. King County Property Tax Appeal Deadline Is Soon! Each year counties around [...]
Posted in Features | Tagged assessments, guest-post, King_County, Property Taxes, Reducing taxes, Walsh
By S-Crow on February 4, 2009
It’s been tough to post here and at Rain City Guide because of work and family obligations, but here is some helpful information about petitioning to reduce your property taxes: In escrow, now is the time we start seeing some (not all) 2009 property tax assessments show up in title reports when working on transactions. [...]
Posted in Features | Tagged how-to, Legacy Escrow Service, Property Taxes, Reducing taxes
