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Attention Franklin County Residents…Your real estate tax bills will be mailed in mid-December!If you believe the market value of your home is less than the county auditors total assessed value, you have the right to dispute your tax assessment. Last tax year, a 3 member board processed more than 65000 dispute applications. Don’t miss out on the opportunity this year to ensure your assessment is accurate. Typical resolution time of a tax appeal may be up to 6 months. A current real estate appraisal of your home can expedite the process. We can not only provide an appraisal, but will also help guide you through the appeals process. The Buckeye Appraisal Service staff has over 45 years experience conducting Real estate Appraisals in the state of Ohio with an A+ Better business bureau rating.The Columbus Board of Realtors reports the average market sales price has decreased by $22,318 since 2006 (as of September, 2009). Appeal applications are only accepted from December (after the tax bill is mailed) through March 31.
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Archive for the ‘Knox County’ Category
Franklin County Tax Assessment
Wednesday, January 5th, 2011Knox County
Wednesday, May 12th, 2010
Knox County
Founded: March 1, 1808
Area: 527.12 Sq. mi.
Named for: General Henry Knox, the first Secretary of War
County Seat: Mount Vernon
Knox County Profile (from Ohio.gov)
Fun Fact: In 1869 the Ringwalt Store first opened its doors for business in Knox County. It didn’t hang up the “closed” sign for the final time until 199, 121 years later.
Fun Fact’s can be found in Alicia Adams and Lisa Wojina’s Bathroom Book of Ohio Trivia; Weird, Wacky, and Wild.