Using a Property Appraisal to Support Your Case at a Maryland Property Tax Appeal Hearing
Appraisals are allowed as evidence at your hearing. You should submit the appraisal well in advance of your hearing but at least ten business days before. That said, often times an appraisal is unnecessary and other recent sales comps could be more valuable. For a free, confidential conversation to learn more about contesting your property […]
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- Apr, 20, 2015
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Maryland Copyright Lawyer: What Cannot Be Copyrighted?
The list of items that we cannot copyright is long but I’ll list a few here that folks often think they can copyright but they cannot. Facts cannot be copyrighted. If you are writing a explanation of how people play the game of baseball you don’t need to get permission from Major League Baseball or […]
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- Apr, 05, 2015
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