It seems the Assessor is at my house every year. Why?

Assessment values are required by the Department of Revenue Administration to be at Market Value. You could also see an assessor if you have a building permit, or if your home is flagged for ongoing construction. We are working diligently to minimize our visits to properties to help prevent inconveniences to the homeowners. We apologize in advance for any inconveniences our visits have caused. We are merely trying to ensure the data is accurate so that ALL taxpayers are assessed fairly and equitably.

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1. The City of Nashua is undergoing a State-Required Revaluation for 2018.
2. How will the Revaluation be done?
3. The Assessor came to my house this year for data verification and my value changed. Why?
4. It seems the Assessor is at my house every year. Why?
5. Does this mean every property in the City is going to be visited this year?
6. How will taxpayers know if their assessment is equitable? And what can a taxpayer do if they feel their value is inaccurate?
7. What can a taxpayer do once they receive their December tax bill, if they disagree with their 2018 assessed value?
8. What is market value and who determines my property assessment?
9. When will the new values go into effect?
10. Will this process increase my property taxes?
11. What will the 2018 property tax rate be so a property owner can calculate their property tax amount?