From the Forum: Is It Normal for Property Taxes to Double Following a Renovation?
A Brownstoner reader was shocked to find their property tax bill had skyrocketed following a home renovation. Is this an error? Is there a way to fix this situation without the help of a lawyer?
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After completing a renovation on a single-family home, one Brownstoner reader was shocked to find their property tax bill had skyrocketed, nearly doubling from what it was previously. Is this an error? Is there a way to fix this situation without the help of a lawyer? Give your advice in the comments.
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