Tax Code § 23.25
When appraising certain single-family residential land next to qualifying commonly owned land, the chief appraiser must value the parcels as a combined parcel and then allocate part of that value to the parcel being appraised; if using market data comparison, the chief appraiser may not use comparable sales from within
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When appraising certain single-family residential land next to qualifying commonly owned land, the chief appraiser must value the parcels as a combined parcel and then allocate part of that value to the parcel being appraised; if using market data comparison, the chief appraiser may not use comparable sales from within municipal corporate limits.
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