How Do You Appeal Property Taxes? A Guide to Successful Real Estate Tax Appeals As a property owner in Cuyahoga County, the triennial and sexennial reappraisal processes can bring significant changes to your real estate tax obligations. At Fast Appraisals
On March 23rd the Federal Housing Finance Agency, or FHFA, released a rule directing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to allow alternative appraisals as a result of the coronavirus outbreak through May 17th, 2020. (FHFA News Release) “To allow for
(updated content for disputing tax valuation from Cuyahoga County in 2021): Letter From Owner and Lead Appraiser We have been answering calls non-stop regarding the Cuyahoga and Lake counties tax re-assessments so thank you for your patience for those of
Home Appraiser Near Me; What is Your Home Worth? Are you living in your home and not sure what the market value of your house is? Do you understand how local sales of houses effects your property value? Home value
A recent release on the Summit County Fiscal Officer’s website, Second half 2016 real estate tax bills to be mailed, due on July 14, reminds all property owners in Summit County that the second-half 2016 real estate tax bills were
A recent article in the Cleveland Plain Dealer, One city, one village and 7 school districts ask Cuyahoga County voters for tax increases, explains the reason for potential property taxes based on outcome of May 2nd primary election.Cuyahoga County Property Tax
At Fast Appraisals we have a lot of respect for all our fellow real estate appraisers and we know that going to court to provide expert witness testimony for an appraisal report you prepared can be very intimidating. I’m in
In Summit County Ohio, the county including Akron, Fairlawn, Hudson, Twinsburg, Stow, Cuyahoga Falls and others, there are approximately 270,000 taxable parcels of land.There are two major factors that influence the amount of real estate taxes a Summit County property owner
Geauga County Auditor Frank J. Gliha recently published a press release, “2017 REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL PROPERTY VISITS” and updated the Geauga County Auditor’s website to let property owners and residents know that beginning this fall, and continuing for the next 18
Medina County has more than 82,000 separate parcels of real estate property. It is the duty of the Auditor to see that every parcel of land, and the buildings thereon, are fairly and uniformly appraised and then assessed for tax purposes.
