by Glen Weinberg | May 10, 2017 | Colorado Hard Money, Colorado property tax appeal, Colorado Real Estate values
If you are in Colorado, you likely have received your property tax notice of reassessment (or will shortly) and likely were very surprised. According to a recent Denver post article properties in the front range increased in value up to 70%. As a result, tax bills...
by Glen Weinberg | Jan 31, 2016 | Colorado property tax appeal, Colorado Real Estate values
Property tax bills hold big surprise? If you are in Colorado, you likely have received your property tax bill (or will shortly) and likely were very surprised and even remarked… holy xxxx (insert your favorite explitive) Tax bills have increased substantially...
by Glen Weinberg | Apr 30, 2014 | Colorado property tax appeal, General Colorado Information, Uncategorized
Want to save money on your property taxes? Are you paying more than you should on property taxes? Colorado is different than many other states, properties are revalued every odd year based on 18 months prior data. What does this mean? Basically the value of...
by Glen Weinberg | Jun 17, 2013 | Colorado property tax appeal, Colorado Real Estate values, Uncategorized
After my last e-mail regarding fire preparations everyone should take (if you missed it: http://cohardmoney.com/blog/2013/06/colorado-wildfire-seaso-are-you-prepared-2/ ). I received a number of questions. What is replacement cost? What does this have to do...
by Glen Weinberg | May 17, 2012 | Alternative financing, CO hard money, Colorado property tax appeal, Colorado Real Estate values
I hope each of you are having a wonderful spring. As you read the subject line, you are probably confused about the statement “it is tax time in Colorado”. The taxes I am referring to are your property taxes. All Colorado counties handle property...
by Glen Weinberg | May 17, 2012 | Alternative financing, CO hard money, Colorado property tax appeal, Colorado Real Estate values
How to protest your Colorado property taxes Colorado is different than most other states. Properties are reassessed every odd number year in Colorado (for example 2011, 2013, etc… are reassessment years). All CO counties are the same in their appeals process. Below...
