Todd Clarke @ May 3, 2010 # One Comment
Thanks to Bob Clark and 770 KKOB for hosting Stephanie Dzur and I last week.
We fielded dozens of calls about the property tax lightning and other property tax issues.
If you aren’t familiar with Stephanie’s name you should be. Stephanie is a local attorney won the case last year against the Bernalillo County assessor’s office [...]
Todd Clarke @ March 29, 2010 # One Comment
Bernalillo County is mailng out notices of value on April 1st, 2010 and the deadline to file a protest of value will be 30 days after that.
The remaining 32 counties have indicated that this is there mailing schedule:
Our firm offers three options to assist you in property tax protests:
1. buy our 250+ page, fourth edition [...]
Todd Clarke @ March 24, 2010 # No Comment Yet
I recently assisted a client with finding a property tax consultant in Kansas. After using the CCIM network to identify candidates, we issued a brief RFP and identified the top contenders in a short time.
Experience
Experience should include not only how many protests have they successfully completed, but also the kind training and background in [...]
Todd Clarke @ December 10, 2009 # One Comment
I think of our property tax system as a bit of a prisoner’s dilemma (that is the game theory where two suspects are picked up by the police – if they both refuse to cooperate they walk, if either turns on the other suspect, then other suspect goes to jail, and if they both turn [...]
Todd Clarke @ March 12, 2009 # No Comment Yet
From the RANM newsletter dated 3/10/2009
FROM THE NEW MEXICO LEGISLATURE
Property Tax Disclosure Bills
Another property tax disclosure bill has moved in the Senate the last ten days. SB 564 (Duran), originally introduced in the Senate at the request of RANM, would require the property owner to provide the written declaration obtained from the county assessor [...]
Todd Clarke @ January 29, 2009 # One Comment
OP-EDEquity in property taxes
Todd Clarke CCIM
The Albuqueruqe Journal editorial titled “Add Equity to State’s CAP on Property Taxes” dated January 23, 2009 contains only part of the information needed to make an informed decision about making changes to the NM property tax system.
As always, there are unintended consequences of any piece of legislation, and in [...]