What Every Real Estate Agent Should Know About Property Assessments & Taxes

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Here's 9 key things every real estate expert should know about property assessments that will help you assist your clients.  Written by a city assessor with more than 25 years of experience in several states and who has worked in assessment administration internationally.   

What Every Real Estate Agent Should Know About Real Estate Assessments and Taxes
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December 02 2009 - US
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