An interesting question: I have an asset whose built-in municipality building is larger than 33% ...
An interesting question:
I have a property whose built mattress in the municipality is 33% larger than its size.
On the one hand, if I reduce the size of the price, the price will fall accordingly.
On the other hand, if I reduce the margin, I will pay less taxes.
What would you do?
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If the plan is to hold for many more years (say at least 3 years) I would lower the city hall. If the plan is to sell soon (in the next year or two) I would not matter, no doubt it will have an impact on the price of the property.
Is it a single or multi-family?
To the best of my knowledge, the price is determined according to the number of bedrooms and services,
If it is multitasking, the price is determined according to the NOI and the capeite in the market, not the metro.
I would lower the garage, it could save insurance
Increases the house by 33%