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Old 11-15-2018, 05:49 AM   #5
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It doesn't matter if valuations go up or not. They need a certain amount of money and either the value of your property will be high or the rate will go up. Notice how when they have a big evaluation, the rate goes down, but it doesn't take too many years before the rate is right back up. We shouldn't have the big evaluation rises we used to have in NH thought because they 're now required to keep up with them. If i remember right they only used to do them every 5 or 10 years so there could be a big change.
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