Kick in the junk with what is currently going on.

Yup, maxed out that increase.

Mine actually stayed flat

Just remembered I've met someone in their office at a fundraiser I'm attend annually. Gonna do some ball bustin next time I see him and get more bang for my buck!

Do you live outside of TISD/TJC district?

No. I am in them both. I live inside the loop

He's probably above the $250K value. Appraiser friend said everyone below it got hit with an average 8% increase.

couple more years of this and my crap house will be at $250K threshold

6% increase over here

dromo07 said:

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couple more years of this and my crap house will be at $250K threshold

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Honestly I'm a bit surprised (and I say this for Josepi's benefit as much as anyone else because I wasn't trying to publicly tell people his income, net worth, or anything else). Starter homes here are 'expensive' (though dallas is going up to $300-350K if I recall correctly). New 3/2 here is what, $200K? compared with 2010 when you could buy stuff in flint for $130K. The $250K and under group will disappear in a few years with little exception. Less than five years of this and I'll be there too. Just depends on what you think is reasonable for an assessment relative to the market. I'm probably 15-20% under what stuff sells for in my neighborhood so is that reasonable?

Our 2 year old, 4/3 house in the south part of Tyler is being appraised at $50k more than what our original loan was for (I know our builder undervalued it a little but still).

I know this comes across as a humble brag but I'm more surprised than anything else.

PDWT_12 said:

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Our 2 year old, 4/3 house in the south part of Tyler is being appraised at $50k more than what our original loan was for (I know our builder undervalued it a little but still).

I know this comes across as a humble brag but I'm more surprised than anything else.

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I won't make any more guesses about house values because I want people to participate but I'm not surprised.

Aggiebrewer said:

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But but... it's not the appraisal districts fault...

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It's not...most of the time.

Oh.....and 10% increase here. They're still trying to catch up in my neighborhood.

Stive said:

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Oh.....and 10% increase here. They're still trying to catch up in my neighborhood.

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Nah, they just hate driving that far.

Third straight year of a 10% increase for me. I assume that's the cap?

Ya i think the 10% only applies to the resident but not the lot if i remember correctly

RockOn said:

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Third straight year of a 10% increase for me. I assume that's the cap?

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Yes it's the cap.

Why did my homestead cap drop $6k?

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dromo07 said:

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couple more years of this and my crap house will be at $250K threshold

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Honestly I'm a bit surprised (and I say this for Josepi's benefit as much as anyone else because I wasn't trying to publicly tell people his income, net worth, or anything else). Starter homes here are 'expensive' (though dallas is going up to $300-350K if I recall correctly). New 3/2 here is what, $200K? compared with 2010 when you could buy stuff in flint for $130K. The $250K and under group will disappear in a few years with little exception. Less than five years of this and I'll be there too. Just depends on what you think is reasonable for an assessment relative to the market. I'm probably 15-20% under what stuff sells for in my neighborhood so is that reasonable?

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New homes are going for 144-146 sq ft. New 1880 sq ft is 300k.

Interesting. Is that track homes?

We were told yesterday by a builder that they're mostly quoting 160-175 per foot, but that it goes up quickly from there depending on the finishes.

Stive said:

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Interesting. Is that track homes?

We were told yesterday by a builder that they're mostly quoting 160-175 per foot, but that it goes up quickly from there depending on the finishes.

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Depends on neighborhood. And bells and whistles.

Second consecutive year of a 10% increase. Catching our neighborhood up, but IMO they've got us caught up, and that's not factoring in whatever downturn we're heading into.

1% increase, we just passed what we paid for it 4.5 years ago.