Tenn. ALJ Rejects Couple's Bid To Cut $816K Home Valuation

By Zak Kostro · September 22, 2022, 6:41 PM EDT

A Tennessee administrative law judge rejected a couple's attempt to reduce the $816,100 valuation of their home, saying their argument that a larger, neighboring house was assessed at a lower amount...

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