Because Warman is a separate municipality, its mill rate and its assessment cycle move on their own schedule, and Saskatchewan REALTORS Association city-of-Saskatoon figures are not evidence in a Warman file. What persuades Warman's Board of Revision is comparable sold prices from Warman itself, plus any factual error in the town's record of your property, wrong square footage, a garage that no longer exists, a basement listed as developed when it is not.
Pull your property record from the municipal office first and check the physical details, since a data error is the easiest and fastest ground to win on. A comparison argument, that your home is assessed above similar recently sold Warman properties, takes more preparation but works just as well.
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