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is this what happens in auction/forclosed houses? you pay 100k for a house and some guy just comes over (after you renovated it) and says it looks more like 250k
Right, auctions and shortfalls etc etc all get the different type of sale. Then it's assessed - there are different rules, obviously per state etc... but as stated above - auctioned for 70k - tax assessed for 165 ands sold 225 -- that 225 is above the assessed initial value... they generally will just go with that as it would most likely be a normal sale.
I am not a tax expert- just from my exp and whatnot.
Upgrades done with permits all get a value and added to your assessment - they have prorated rates etc etc- again everything is different.
In FL we just voted out a stupid bill that would give solar additions a indefinite amount of years where solar would not add to your tax assessment ever... but obv increase value to your home. I don't mind them promoting solar for a few years...but the fact the bill said FOREVER- I was like newp!