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Yes. The new Section 108(6) of the Land Division Act expressly permits local ordinances to exceed the state baseline; there is no numerical ...
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FSBR attorney Ross Bower recently spoke at the “Property Tax Appeals” Sterling Education Services seminar in Southfield, Michigan. Ross presented on the topic of Tribunal Trials to a group of brokers, real estate investors, property agents, and attorneys. The specialized areas of tax and special assessment appeals have quickly become a large part of the municipal team's practice at FSBR over the last few years. Learn more about our Tax Tribunal practice.
Yes. The new Section 108(6) of the Land Division Act expressly permits local ordinances to exceed the state baseline; there is no numerical ...
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