Retiree Walter Rasor is always looking for a way to save, and a property tax cut on his condo sounds appealing at first glance.
“No one should vote for this unless they know specifically their financial picture,” Rasor said.
If passed, Amendment 3 would reduce the taxable value of primary homes by $150,000 in 2027 and $250,000 in 2028 for non-school taxes. However, cities and counties warn the amendment could trim millions of dollars from local budgets, potentially affecting municipal services…