On the topic of tax fraud in Hall County, I sent the following email this morning.
Good morning Mr. Watson,
I hope all is well with you.
What can you share with me about the property at Blank Road?
Is it indeed a bona vide and economically viable family farm, over valued for tax purposes due to residential development? Does this over valuation of the land threaten the farm? Is this farm and its family in need of protection through tax reductions?
Perhaps, you can quickly answer these questions.
Is it covered by a conservation covenant?
If so, why?
Are there, as I have been told, numerous little redneck mansions disguised as 'family farms' under conservation covenant in Hall County?
Sincerely,
MIchael W. Parker
The property in question is a four bedroom or eight bedroom home with a basketball court, a guest house, detached screened in room with bed and bath, on ten acres ... built in 2006 and sold for $765,000.
I have been told that Hall County employees 'look the other way' on this issues.
We will see.
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Thursday, November 5, 2015
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