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What if I own a mobile home but not the land?

My house was not completed as of January 1st. How do you appraise it?

How do you arrive at a value on a house?

Is my house ever depreciated?

My house is 30 years old. Is that taken into consideration?

Are property taxes based on a percentage?

Has anyone actually come out and looked at my property?

Why is IMPROVEMENT shown on my notice when I haven't made any?

How does the appraisal district determine the value of a home?

How often do you reappraise my property?

What if I own a mobile home but not the land?

We need a request for separate taxation filed with our office. This will allow the Appraisal District to set the mobile home up on an improvement only account that does not have a land value.

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My house was not completed as of January 1st. How do you appraise it?

The improvement is added to the tax roll at the percent of completion as of January 1st.

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How do you arrive at a value on a house?

The house is measured, classified, and depreciated due to its condition and age. It is valued based on the sales of similar properties.

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Is my house ever depreciated?

Yes, but the increase in the fair market value may override the depreciation due to age.

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My house is 30 years old. Is that taken into consideration?

Yes. Age, size, condition and quality of construction are all taken into consideration.

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Are property taxes based on a percentage?

No, they are based on 100% of the fair market value of your property.

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Has anyone actually come out and looked at my property?

Yes, someone has reviewed your property, but it may not have been this year.

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Why is IMPROVEMENT shown on my notice when I haven't made any?

Improvement on your notice means any structure that is attached to the land. A house is an improvement to the land.

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How does the appraisal district determine the value of a home?

The appraisal district compares a home to similar homes that have sold recently and determines the value accordingly.

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How often do you reappraise my property?

Typically, the appraisal district reviews all sales information and reviews all properties every year. Market value is the determining factor on deciding which properties are reappraise

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