I didn't do any of that.

Hence, my failure.

Interesting take from someone who has commented twice on this post.

I've had good luck with South Hills Movers. Both on a very narrow street (but not alley way) and with a 'down the street move' where they had to carry everything about 100 yards from one house to another.

That's really good to know thank you so much. It's just such a pain with how Pittsburgh is set up some days to navigate stuff like this.

The CLR (Common Level Ratio) for Allegheny County has been lowered significantly to 63.5% for 2022 and 63.6% for 2023. This means that the property assessment should be approximately 64% of the current market value of the property.

Your tax assessment of 65% seems very fair considering it is a brand new home. I doubt it is worth appealing to get that extra 1 percent off, to be honest.

Is there a prize for winning this contest? Because Allegheny County doesn't care.

Shocking!

I'll do it. I've read more than one pamphlet on virtualization before, so I think I'm qualified.

And what I’m saying is it’s hypocritical to try and reduce your taxes if you’re the type of person who bitches about others lowering theirs

They are such a bother. You have bend them to the ground and stake them then cover with soil. I’ll get dozens and dozens every year but what a pain in the keister

I’ll check it out. Thanks!

thank you for this!! im moving in a few weeks and was just entering the phase of stressing about movers. lol

Thanks for your help!

Okay- are you offering this like a tour that people can do with you? On an app? I'm super curious, it sounds like a fun idea!

Nobody pays 100% because the assessments are equalizes to a bae year of 2012 and there is an annual adjustment for inflation called the common level ratio. There is a lawsuit over how to calculate the CLR because the county has been purposely submitting biased data. The county says house prices have only increased 19% or 2% a year since 2012 which is absurd and the judge set the ratio at a more accurate 63% or about 4% a year since 2012

This is not Mission Accomplished. The pressure is just off for now.

Pass along the savings

Maybe they should just eliminate the position

I would definitely recommend checking with 2 Men Labor. They did at great job at a extremely reasonable price for me--planning to hire them again in a couple of months to move back in after a reno. Call/text Moses at (412) 819-7927‬.

I used Make Moves LLC, and I cannot say enough good things about them. I had a VERY narrow staircase at my old apartment, and the driveway was on a narrow side street with a tight corner. They navigated it so well. They also had the cheapest estimate. They were very fast. I found out about them by asking on this Reddit page!

I here that.

Set up a tolling scheme for the ducks that use the rivers to go around the island. Their freeloading needs to end.

Firestone does PPI for like $25 and it's thorough. We've done that twice in the last year (Wexford).

First was Carvana (title/reg was not a problem on that-- cash purchase makes it easy) due to wanting very specific spec and also southern car (no rust).

Second was local dealer in Wexford. Both were satisfactory experiences.

At the Yaris/Fit pricepoints you're not going to have much downside potential, they're-- no offense intended-- the most basic of basic cars. Just be VERY careful regarding corrosion and good service history as typically entry level car owners are a combination of disengaged and expense-averse.

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