Posted on: 02nd Feb, 2008 04:00 am
Hi, my home has been appraised for $1,20,000 . but when the county assessed the property value, it came out as $72,000. why is this so? Is there anything to be worried about?
The values are different because the appraiser and the tax assessor follow different approaches to determining the home value. The former inspects the property as well as analyzes the recent sale prices of neighborhood properties.
The county tax assessor considers how recently the property is being assessed and tax needs of the municipality.
The county tax assessor considers how recently the property is being assessed and tax needs of the municipality.
Hi Timothy,
Welcome to the forum.
Generally appraised value and assessed value differs. And mostly appraised value is higher than the assessed value of the property.
The difference varies from state to state but it does not much depend on the appraised value, because it is only for your tax assessment.
If you want to get mortgage then the appraised value will mater.
Hope it helps.
Feel free to ask if you have any further questions.
Best of luck.
Larry
Welcome to the forum.
Generally appraised value and assessed value differs. And mostly appraised value is higher than the assessed value of the property.
The difference varies from state to state but it does not much depend on the appraised value, because it is only for your tax assessment.
If you want to get mortgage then the appraised value will mater.
Hope it helps.
Feel free to ask if you have any further questions.
Best of luck.
Larry
Be happy, your taxes will be lower than your appraisers.