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Answers (4)
Best Answer
- Daniel Hamad, "AttorneyHamad"
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Yeah I think Rohit misunderstood the problem. To answer your question, I *think* if you claim your home, you can edit that detail. You also should make sure the New Haven assessor's website has the correct amount.
http://data.visionappraisal.com/newhavenct/DEFAULT.asp
http://data.visionappraisal.com/newhavenct/DEFAULT.asp
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- mark.wuest
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?? I know what i pay and what is reported in Zillow is no where near accurate.
- Rohit Mohan, "MortgageGeek"
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Property taxes are based on the purchase price of your home at the time of purchase and it changes per the annual assessment of the value by the county. If the neighborhood has lost value since the time of purchase then you mght be over paying the property taxes as certain counties are behind in the annual assements and dont update the information on time.
First step would be to find out what is the actual value of the home. If the value of the home has dropped and county is reporting a higher value, then you can put in a request to update the records by providing a current appraisal of the property and giving adequate comps and data.
Hope this helps. Good Luck!
- Daniel Hamad, "AttorneyHamad"
- Contributions:146
Are they being reported correct by the New Haven assessor?
You can correct home facts by claiming the home and editing them.
You can correct home facts by claiming the home and editing them.
This is not legal advice and is not intended to create an attorney-client relationship. The post is only an opinion. You should speak to an attorney for further information. The poster is licensed only in CT & NY. If this post is useful to you, please remember to upvote it.
The reported Property taxes on my house is grossly overstated.
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