Legislative inaction contributes to property tax appraisal confusion

Full story: Star-telegram.com

By ANTHONY SPANGLER FORT WORTH - Richard Humphries is bewildered why his Eagle Mountain Lake home went up in appraised value by $55,000 and his neighbor's property stayed the same.The 77-year-old retired railroad worker, like many thousands of homeowners, does not understand how the Tarrant Appraisal District calculates its assessments, which ...

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