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Watchdog, my property tax hearing is scheduled, but I’m not sure what to do. In your opinion, should I just drop this? Should I hire a company? I don’t want to spend a ton of time on this. Your thoughts?
Well, your timing is excellent. Here’s why. Until now I would have answered anecdotally, meaning I wouldn’t have data to answer, just word-of-mouth information from property owners. It’d be hit or miss. But that’s not true anymore.
How come, Watchdog?
A new academic study that involved 79,000 Dallas County homeowners has been released. After studying it and talking to its author, for the first time in recent years, we have some solid data. Until now, nobody has reported on this study.
What are the important takeaways, Watchdog?
There’s lots in the study called “My Taxes Are Too Darn High” by University of Texas at Dallas associate professor Alejandro Zentner; University
A new app designed to rank the flood risk for every property in the U.S. has some distressing findings for Florida.
The cities with the most properties at risk are all over the state — from Tampa, the city most at risk to storm surge, to Cape Coral, which Politico memorably dubbed “the boomtown that shouldn’t exist,” to sunny-day flooded Miami and Fort Lauderdale.
But the data reveal rarely mentioned cities where virtually every home is at risk of flooding today. They include the 5,000 homes in Sarasota County’s Warm Mineral Springs, the 4,000 homes in the upscale Broward County boaters’ haven of Lighthouse Point and the 2,000 Caloosahatchee River-front homes of Whiskey Creek.
Similar efforts to gauge a property’s risk — for profit or for free — have been done in the past, but Flood Factor is the first such effort to include the combined flood risk
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