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American Property Tax Counsel presents:

16th Annual Property Tax Seminar*

October 8 & 9, 2010
Phoenix, AZ

The worst is behind us” - declared by media and a few government officials may indicate that the storm is winding down, especially since there are a few signs confirming such optimistic belief. But is it really over, or maybe the worst is still ahead?

History shows that the recovery process varies by industry and region – this time will be no different; real estate is facing a long and winding road before it goes back to what was considered a “norm” before.

So what can real estate professionals do? How can they act now? What can they expect tomorrow? – Those are the key questions asked by many real estate professionals, including those among American Property Tax Counsel Members and Clients.

At our 16th annual seminar, we will try to challenge all those questions and analyze the current situation: what did we learn? And what can be done with this knowledge? We will share tactics, plans, real-life tips and strategies on how to take what we already know, and apply it to a completely new reality...

 

* Invitation Only

Contact Us for more information about the event*,
Download the events brochure & meet our SPEAKERS!

 

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Past Seminars - Archives

2009 A Roadmap to Challenging Inflated Assessments
2008 Developing Strategies to Confront Assessors in a Declining Real Estate Market
2007 The Effects of Money Supply on Valuation of Real Estate
2006
2004
2003
2002
2001
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1999
1998
1997   Controlling Office Building Property Taxes (Art, Science or Magic?)
1996   Reducing Property Taxes in the '90s and Beyond: The assessment and Valuation of Hotel Properties
1995   Shopping Centers and Property Taxes

 

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