Watkins v. Jim Walter Homes, Inc.

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• concluding that “[i]t is clear that an appraiser's function is to reconstruct a yearly pattern of expenses . . . Expenses vary from year to year, and it is important to review operating statements for three or more years in order to determine whether certain expenses are typical or atypical.”
• concluding that “[i]t is clear that an appraiser's function is to reconstruct a yearly pattern of expenses . . . Expenses vary from year to year, and it is important to review operating statements for three or more years in order to determine whether certain expenses are typical or atypical.”
• accepting the taxing district’s provision for R&M expenses at a stabilized percentage of EGI based on an analysis of the prior three years I&E statements when the R&M expense for the immediate past two years appeared unreasonably high

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