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The Property Tax Guy

Michael R. Franklin
Property owner Tax Advocate
1406 North State Street
Syracuse, NY 13208
(315) 876-2262

info@Thepropertytaxguy.com

 

WELCOME STRANGER LAW

 

If you purchased a home in the last few years and the assessment climbed to what you paid for it, you may be the victim of the welcome Stranger law. If you are, I'd like to speak to you about it.

 

For example: Let's say you purchased your property for $500,000. Yet it was only assessed for $300,000 at the time you purchased it. Then the following tax season the assessment jumped from $300,000 to $500,000 or in the vacinity of $500,000, I'd like to look at the situation and see if you are entitled to a reduction.

 

Mike Franklin 315-876-2262

 

 

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Property Owner Tax Advocate

Michael R. Franklin
The Property Tax Guy
Unique Property Specialist
Licensed NYS Real Estate Broker
Property owner Tax Advocate
1406 North State Street
Syracuse, NY 13208
(315) 876-2262
info@Thepropertytaxguy.com

 

Disclaimer: Michael R. Franklin aka "Mike Franklin The Property Tax Guy" is a Licensed New York State Real Estate Broker and a computer consultant. He is not a lawyer. He is not an accountant. As a real estate professional and computer consultant he has ready access to data that can help you put together an argument as to the fair market value of your property. He has a lot of experience in property valuation as his livelihood depends on it. He also has considerable experience in helping people argue their tax assessment. Mike's success level is very high. The reason being is, he does not take on cases where he is wrong. He is NOT an anti-property tax advocate. He is an advocate of the equitable distribution of the tax burden. When he represents a property owner in an assessment challenge he is NOT representing them as a licensed New York State Real Estate Broker. There is no agency relationship. The relationship will be documented in an agreement that the property owner enters into, in writing, before the property assessment is challenged.

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