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Answers (5)
- Johanna Fatheree, "Jdfatheree"
- Contributions:1
Although I usually get my information from the tax office, it is not always accurate. It is wise to always double check the information for yourself, via past appraisals, building plans, etc.
- Sharon Lewis, "Sharon Lewis"
- Contributions:3923
Zillow buys this information from companies that collect it from the sites mentioned in this thread and from third party vendors
- Appraisal guy
- Contributions:120
You type in the city + assessor. Look up your home and look for the square footage breakdown.
- Cheryl Talbot Real Estate, "Virginia Beach Homes"
- Contributions:674
The tax assessor office will have it. Also, you can call the planning department or zoning. I've found it ther in the past too.
- James Bonifacino, "Jimmy Bonifacino"
- Contributions:32
If you go to your County Tax Assessor's Office they will have that information . They have acreage, Home Square Footage and year the house was built. That is how they detemine how much tax to charge.
Where do you find your local data for home size in square feet?
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