

It starts with the County Property Appraiser’s value for the building (just the building’s value "Market Improvement Value" not including the land value) before any work has been performed. Then 15% is added to that building value. So a building on the Property Appraiser that has a value at $100,000, would have a market value of $115,000. This is called the Adjusted Property Appraiser’s value.

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1. What is the 50% rule?
2. What's a "regulated flood zone?"
5. How is the value of improvements determined?
9. How high does my building need to be elevated?
15. What is a Substantially Damaged Structure?
16. What the difference between Substantial Improvement and Substantial Damage?
25. Does solar equipment count toward the 50%?