Hartzman Tax & Fiduciary: If 1 Sailview Cove just sold for $965,000, why is the Guilford County Tax Assessment $268,200 higher?

11/8/12

Tax Assessment Value - $1,233,200.00

Sales Price - $965,000

Difference - $268,200

Another Guilford County Real Estate Metric
that does not comport with the County's 2012 Real Estate Tax Revaluation

George Hartzman at City Council
Explaining Problems with County Real Estate Revaluations

Highly unusual 2012 Guilford County, NC Real Estate Revaluation Outcomes
Relative to the County's 2012-13 Budget

On Guilford County and City of Greensboro Property Revaluations:
Some numbers that have not been refuted since June 13, 2012

Greensboro office at Lake Jeanette

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11/8/12

If 1 Sailview Cove just sold for $965,000, why is the Guilford County Tax Assessment $268,200 higher?

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