[WSBARP] discrepancy between Property Appraiser and Property

[Kary Krismer]

Scott's last point (copied below) is valid.  At our old house we did a 
remodel with permits, adding a bathroom, but it took a long time for the 
county records to pick that up, even though they did send us something 
about the change in assessment due to the improvements.  And in our case 
there were not changes during construction that would lead to that result.

Kary L. Krismer
John L. Scott/KMS Renton
206 723-2148

On 6/3/2018 1:53 PM, scott at scottgthomaslaw.com wrote:
>
> Finally, it might be a small stretch to conclude that work was 
> unpermitted simply because city records show something different than 
> the tax assessor’s records.  As I understand it, the assessor takes 
> information submitted on permit forms at the time of permit 
> submittal.  But things get changed during construction and approved in 
> the field, and those changes are not always clearly reflected 
> throughout the forms on file in the permit department.  At least 
> that’s the way it was when I was managing a building department, and I 
> doubt it has changed a lot.
>
> Scott G. Thomas
>
> Thomas Law Group, P.S.
>
> 1204 Cleveland Ave.
>
> Mount Vernon, WA  98273
>
> Scott at ScottGThomasLaw.com <mailto:Scott at ScottGThomasLaw.com>
>
>

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