A New Housing Law: What It Could Mean for CaliforniaA new federal housing law is now in place. It is called the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act.The goal is simple: help build more homes and make
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California’s property tax system is complex, but homeowners often overpay simply because they don’t review their assessments. Under Proposition 13, your property’s taxable value can only increase by a small percentage each year — unless it changes ownership or undergoes major improvements.
If your home’s assessed value seems higher than the market supports, you can appeal to your county assessor’s office. In San Luis Obispo County, appeals are common when property values fluctuate quickly or when recent sales suggest lower comparables.
A knowledgeable Realtor can help you gather supporting data for your appeal and understand how local trends impact your assessed value.
🏠 Wondering if you’re paying too much in property taxes? Michael Massey at RE/MAX can help you compare your home’s value to current market data.
A New Housing Law: What It Could Mean for CaliforniaA new federal housing law is now in place. It is called the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act.The goal is simple: help build more homes and make
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