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How did the assessor get the information to assess my property when no one came inside?

Making on-site physical interior inspections of each and every home and business within the boundaries of a taxing jurisdiction is costly (and time-consuming). So the assessor must use whatever information can be practically obtained, such as building permit information and looking at the property from the outside. Calling you or requesting information by letter are other practical ways to obtain the information.


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