In the Blink of an Eye
Posted by: Manatron Administrator on Jun 8 2010 1:45 PM
Memorial Weekend ended with a ‘whoosh’ for the Dallas County Clerk and Recorder. While families cleaned up after the barbecues and family gatherings, a broken water pipe was quietly flooding the Dallas County Records Building basement with 6 feet of water. As is often the case, the basement housed components of the county computer systems and many of the Clerk/Recorder’s property records that needed to be stored in a ‘safe’ place.
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Caution to all Tax Collectors
Posted by: Rachel Bryant on Feb 11 2009 1:25 PM
New Haven, CT Tax Collector Hit By Car
Fox 61 WTIC-TV (New Haven, CT) was doing a story on people who owe property tax. While investigating a car with outstanding taxes, the tax collector gets run over by a driver of the car.
A pretty nightmarish situation - but maybe a reason not to confront people face-to-face in order to collect property taxes - just a thought. I'm sure that was not in the plan on this day and they were just going to tow this lady's car, but ultimately, it got out of hand.
Good luck to the rest of you! Don't let this happen to you...
Watch the video.
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Follow Manatron on Twitter
Posted by: Rachel Bryant on Feb 10 2009 10:40 AM
All you Tweets out there you can now follow Manatron on Twitter @manatron.
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Manatron All Over the Web
Posted by: Rachel Bryant on Feb 3 2009 11:05 AM
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Reassessment Fraud Warning
Posted by: Rachel Bryant on Jan 29 2009 11:00 AM
Los Angeles Assessor Warns of Property Tax Reassessment Fraud
Check out this news story out of LA County regarding reassessment fraud. I've got to believe this is not the only place these companies are preying on unknowing taxpayers. Is this happening in your jurisdiction?
Watch the video.
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Manatron Today Show Appearance
Posted by: Scott Stephens on Jan 27 2009 11:40 AM
I was eating breakfast this morning, watching the Today Show and what did I see? Our eGov product in Martin County, FL was used to demonstrate how a bank executive sold his $13M estate to his wife for $100. Thought you might find it interesting…it was very quick snippet of eGov, but it caught my eye nonetheless.
Watch the video at MSNBC.com
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How-to-Guide to Purchasing Government Foreclosure Property
Posted by: Rachel Bryant on Jan 25 2009 4:00 PM
An entire line of products/publications for every day people on how to purchase Government Foreclosure Property
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Orange Kangaroo from Denmark
Posted by: Dave Penrod on Apr 22 2008 2:10 PM
I really enjoy teaching classes to assessors. My math teacher background comes in very handy when teaching classes involving statistics or analysis. One of my favorite “ice breakers” to begin a class is the following problem. I have all the
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The Power of Community
Posted by: Scott Stephens on Mar 31 2008 9:30 AM
As Good As Gold
Posted by: Mat Greener on Dec 7 2007 10:40 AM
My dad is always the first person to point out when something is “as good as gold.” I always think of him saying that phrase this time of year. Some might suggest that it has something to do with the
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Elegant Solutions
Posted by: Mat Greener on Sep 12 2007 10:40 AM
As a college student, I studied mathematics and having a background in mathematics brings a special meaning to the word solution. Like so many fields of study, mathematics provides opportunities to solve problems and typically there are many ways in
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Jack of All Trades
Posted by: Scott Stephens on Jul 23 2007 9:35 AM
It seems that I’ve always been a Jack of All Trades (sometimes called a JOAT) and a master of few if any. Just ask my wife, she’ll tell you horror stories about some of the things I’ve “fixed” around the house. But, several years ago when I stumbled into GIS as a career (as everyone did back in the day), I had no idea how much of a demand the GIS industry would place on my JOAT skills.
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You are all right
Posted by: Pat Alesandrini on Jul 17 2007 11:45 AM
In the valuation of property for mass appraisal, there are many different opinions on which process is the best. The desired approach is based on the preferences of the assessor or lead appraiser for the jurisdiction. Some will argue that the cost approach is most appropriate because it can be uniformly applied to the entire population. Others will argue that the sales comparison approach is best, because values are based on the interaction of buyers and sellers in the market place. In some circumstances, the income approach may be thought of as the best process.
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Shift Happens
Posted by: Early Stephens on Jun 28 2007 8:35 AM
It has been ten years since we at Manatron decided to shed a number of our products to focus solely on being the industry leader of property assessment and taxation software solutions. At the time, it seemed a no brainer.
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