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Transfers between unrelated buyers and sellers is the transfer of ownership would not be excluded from property tax reappraisal.
- State law requires one at least every eight years
- (Randolph County’s last reappraisal was effective 1-1-2014)
- Assure all properties reflect current market value
- To create equity between the four types of assessed property:
- Real estate
- Personal property (Individual and Business)
- Registered motor vehicles
- Public service companies
Reappraisal is an in-depth process of assigning new values to all the real property in the county at its current market value. If no changes are made to the property in-between reappraisal years, the value will not change.
Guilford County appraisers review and analyze information including comparable sales in your neighborhood. Reappraisals are not only mandated by North Carolina General Statues, but are necessary to maintain equitable and uniform property values. Reappraisal tools include county maps, aerial photography, street level images, sales analysis, field visits, and other methods to gather data used in determining market value. Guilford County conducts reappraisals entirely in-house by appraisers familiar with the local market.
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