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Prop 13's "assessed value," however, may only be increased by a maximum of 2% per year, until and unless the property undergoes a change in ownership" -- (link)
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pigby (aka chris)
Jan 29 '09, 18:59
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Proposition_13_(1978)
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Oregon's is tied to the year of the home, and doesn't change when ownership does.
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Redmond
Jan 29, 19:41
So it can be assessed at a higher value then the most current sale price
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Stephen
Jan 29, 19:39
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the annual 2% increase is indexed to the last sale price
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pigby, supergenius
Jan 29, 19:58
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