So when is it OK for a Tax Assessor to just drive on your property(under construction), invite himself in, and start taking measurements. I'm floored they can just do as they please without even asking the owner for permission.
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Originally posted by Budman68 View PostSo when is it OK for a Tax Assessor to just drive on your property(under construction), invite himself in, and start taking measurements. I'm floored they can just do as they please without even asking the owner for permission.
Having that sign posted required special permission to enter. I suspect a property assessor probably follows similar rules.
Go to the store and get yourself a sign and then you should have legal ground to stand on.
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these tax assessors are real ballsy when it comes to dealing with the typical home owner... of course down in south texas, they completely ignore the multi mllion dollar homes on large ranches down here and let them go completely tax free on 10,000+ square foot homes. Typical government ideology.
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nope not legal... alot of changes going down in lakeway bc of this same thing..
Thursday, the City of Lakeway concluded a two-week investigation into claims of city code enforcers entering homes without permission. Last week, CBS Austin spoke to three home owners who have complained to the city about the issue. Each claims a city code enforcer walked into their home while they weren't there, without permission, and took pictures of construction projects in an effort to check for proper permits. City Manager Steve Jones responded:
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I went out to my property a couple of years ago, got out to unlock the gate. Somebody had taken duct tape and completely wrapped the lock, enough I had to cut it off instead of unwrapping it. I thought it was a friend messing with me. When I got it off there was the tax assessors card against the lock with a note to call him about improvements on my place. I was ****** but what do you do???
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Originally posted by TransPecos View PostI’m filing a complaint with the Texas Licensing Board against the appraiser who trespassed on my property. I am stopping short of filing charges against the fellow, but I want a note placed against him to answer for next time he renews his appraisal license.
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