Property Valuation
Iowa property owners who disagree with their assessment may appeal first to the:
AIowa Real Estate Commission
BLocal board of review, then the Property Assessment Appeal Board (PAAB) or district court✓ Correct
CIowa Supreme Court
DCounty recorder's office
Explanation
An Iowa property owner who disputes their assessment must first appeal to the local board of review during the May appeal period. A subsequent appeal may be taken to the Iowa Property Assessment Appeal Board (PAAB) or to district court.
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