
The Commissioner in Your Mailbox
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07/23/20 • 53 min
Over the last three years, one Southwest Atlanta neighborhood saw home prices go up 275%. Higher home prices drive property taxes increases, which can make it nearly impossible for some residents to afford to stay in their homes.
One man is determined to collect those property taxes - even if it leads to residents losing their homes.
Over the last three years, one Southwest Atlanta neighborhood saw home prices go up 275%. Higher home prices drive property taxes increases, which can make it nearly impossible for some residents to afford to stay in their homes.
One man is determined to collect those property taxes - even if it leads to residents losing their homes.
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