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Property Tax Appeal Appraisal
Bernhardt Appraisal Tax Appeal – Get Help. Unhappy with your property tax bill? Confused by all of the numbers, that do not seem to apply to your home? RMV, assessed value, help! Get an Oregon Certified Appraiser, Nathan Bernhardt, tax appeal appraisal expert, to provide clarity as to your actual property value.
We are familiar with the terms and timelines for the tax appeal appraisal process.
Bernhardt Appraisal specializes in Multnomah, Washington, and Clackamas counties.
Specializing in Multnomah, Washington, and Clackamas counties, though we can help with this process throughout the State of Oregon.
The guidelines and process for appealing your property taxes are specific across the state, though each county has variations in the time the appeals will be heard and other particulars. Generally, to be successful in your appeal, you must provide evidence of the MARKET VALUE of your property on January 1, 2013, the date the assessor used to establish the real market value of your property.
Below are examples of the types of evidence you might use to convince the board the value of your property should be reduced to the value you are requesting.
• Documentation of a recent arm’s length sale of the property.
• A fee appraisal of your property dated close to January 1 of the assessment year.
• Proof that the property has been listed for sale on the open market for a reasonable period of time at a price below the real market value on the tax roll.
• A comparison of properties similar to yours in location, size, and quality that sold near the valuation date of January 1 of the assessment year and are adjusted for differences
• The cost of new construction that occurred close to January 1 and was performed by a professional contractor.
• The cost to repair your property. You should provide written estimates of the cost of the repairs.
• For business property, provide documentation of income and expense information, cost of the asset and/or a comparison of similar properties that sold near the valuation date of January 1
• Appeal Rights
You can appeal the real market value, specially assessed value or assessed value of your property. The Board of Property Tax Appeals can only hear appeals of the current tax year values. The Board does not have authority to consider appeals for any other tax years.
If you are appealing principal or secondary industrial property (including personal property) that is appraised by the Department of Revenue, you must file your appeal directly with the Tax Court.
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Nathan Bernhardt of Bernhardt Appraisal has the experience and knowledge to ease this process and navigate you through.
Property Tax Appeal Resources in Portland, Oregon
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– Tax Law Lawyers in Oregon
– Tax Law Lawyers Search
– Portland Oregon Lawyer Search
– Tax Law Attorneys
– Self-Help Resources
– Oregon Legal Resources
– Comprehensive Legal Resources
– Self-Representation State Links
– Estate Planning Apps & Software
– Self-Representation State Links
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Property Tax Appeal Resources in Portland, Oregon
With an Appraisal you could lower the Property tax Bill, and end misunderstandings and incorrect information
– Tax Law Lawyers in Oregon
– Tax Law Lawyers Search
– Tax Law Attorneys
– Portland Oregon Lawyer Search
– Self-Help Resources
– Oregon Legal Resources
– Comprehensive Legal Resources
– Self-Representation State Links
– How to Appeal Your Property Taxes
– Property Tax Management Resources
Contact Us
Start the conversation…
How can I help with your real estate appraisal?
The appraisal process can be confusing and difficult at the time of a Property Tax Appeal. Nathan says his job is to connect with you, and simplify the process for you. At Bernhardt Appraisal, the number one job as a real estate appraiser is to be credible.
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