Property Valuation
Colorado's 'Board of Assessment Appeals' (BAA) hears property valuation disputes when:
AA property owner disagrees with the MLS listing price
BA property owner has already exhausted the county-level appeal process and wants further review of their assessed value✓ Correct
CAn appraiser disputes a peer review
DA broker disputes a property's tax classification
Explanation
The Board of Assessment Appeals is Colorado's state-level administrative body for property tax valuation disputes. Property owners may appeal to the BAA after completing the county-level appeal process (protest to assessor and Board of Equalization).
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