Rick Kessinger

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  Greene County Assessor Rick Kessinger announced today in a press release he has begun mailing value change notices to county property owners.A value change notice notifies property owners of an increase in value for property tax purposes.Kessinger will continue to mail notices until April 6.

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  Published on: 3/31/2009    Last Visited: 3/31/2009  

  Greene County Assessor Rick Kessinger has mailed second notices to Greene County residents and business owners who have not yet returned their 2009 Personal Property and Business Assessment lists.
  
  Kessinger's office first mailed assessment lists to county residents in early January. Those who failed to return the lists by the March 1 deadline will receive a second notice in the mail.
  
  Assessment lists must be filled out and returned to Kessinger's office no later than May 1, 2009, to avoid late penalties, which range from $10 to $100, depending on assessed value.

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  Published on: 9/27/2008    Last Visited: 9/27/2008  

  Assessor Kessinger tapped for regional association
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  Greene County Assessor Rick Kessinger has been elected vice president of the Southwest Missouri Assessors Association, a division of the Missouri State Assessors Association.
  
  The Southwest Missouri Assessors Association includes 19 counties in the area.
  
  Kessinger was elected earlier this month at the 2008 Missouri State Assessors Association Conference in Branson.The appointment came after Kessinger served on a committee charged with creating the association's first certification program for county assessors and their employees.
  
  The multi-level certification program offers continuing education opportunities through the International Association of Assessing Officers.Kessinger said the program, delivered in week-long training courses and concluding with required examinations, will increase participants' professional expertise.

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  Published on: 1/5/2009    Last Visited: 1/5/2009  

  Greene County Assessor Rick Kessinger will mail 2009 personal property and business assessment lists today to Greene County residents and business owners, a news release from the county said.
  
  Individual 2009 personal property assessments will include details taxpayers submitted in 2008. Kessinger said most taxpayers who filled out personal property assessments last year will receive assessment lists preprinted with their 2008 details.
  
  "If you own the same personal property as last year, all you need to do is carefully review the information then sign and return the list," Kessinger said.

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  Published on: 1/1/2009    Last Visited: 1/2/2009  

  Greene County Assessor Rick Kessinger, who was also re-elected, will take the oath of office when his next term begins on Sept. 1.

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  Published on: 8/18/2008    Last Visited: 10/13/2008  

  Greene County Assessor Rick Kessinger said the law requires several procedural changes involving county assessors, county clerks, county collectors and taxing entities.The only effect the new law will have upon residents, Kessinger said, will be new assessment deadlines.
  
  However, Greene County residents will not see those new deadlines until 2011.
  
  "The law will not impact the way we conduct our reassessments, but it will affect the timing of various functions in my office," said Kessinger, in a written statement.

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  Published on: 1/2/2008    Last Visited: 1/3/2008  

  Greene County Assessor Rick Kessinger says, for the first time this year, the forms include details of information submitted in the assessment lists for 2007.That means, if nothing has changed from last year, property owners don't have to rewrite the details before mailing them back.
  
  Kessinger is mailing the lists on Thursday.
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  Kessinger said taxpayers who filled out their personal property assessments on time last year will receive assessment lists preprinted with their 2007 details.
  
  "We are responding to taxpayers' requests to include the prior year's information on the current year's list," said Kessinger.

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  Published on: 12/14/2008    Last Visited: 12/15/2008  

  The assessors try to figure out such "depreciation" now through voluntary reporting of sales, but only about 30 or 40 percent of questionnaires are returned in Greene County, said Assessor Rick Kessinger.

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  Greene County Assessor Rick Kessinger has begun mailing value change notices to county property owners.

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  Last Visited: 11/30/2008  

  Greene County Assessor Rick Kessinger says, however, that the average decline doesn't indicate an across-the-board devaluation in every home in a city.
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  Yet Kessinger says the situation could change in a short time if someone buys the house and fixes it up.
  
  "Then they have redeemed that house and it's back in a normal situation for the neighborhood," Kessinger says. And "standard appraisal practices" don't allow appraisers to take into account any undue stimulus influencing either buyer or seller -- such as a foreclosure, Kessinger says. "The definition of fair market value is when there's a willing buyer, willing seller and a standard amount of exposure to the market," Kessinger says.
  
  And it would be difficult to rely on a statistic that occurs only after a foreclosure affects an area. If the property is saved, spruced up and sold, what would that do to the average price of homes in that area? "We probably need to look at it over a whole year, rather than a snapshot," Kessinger says.
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  Kessinger agrees.
  
  Kessinger also says he wishes the MultiList Board would release the MultiList selling prices of homes to his office, but the Board won't. "If they would allow us to use their MultiList sales data in our statistical analysis, it would give us a better picture," he says.
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  I wouldn't like the selling price of my house made public, but yet I want the fairest appraisal I can get from Kessinger's office.

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