re: NOLA assessor finna frick a lot of folks

You would have to have a mayor that is concerned about such things.

She just sees the extra dollars coming in to pay for her social calendar.

Chocolate cities don't taste good.

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NOLA assessor finna frick a lot of folks

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Look, if you live in New Orleans, the assessor is just one in a very long line of jackasses waiting to frick you over. What is truly amazing to me is the out-of-town jackazzes who have no ties here lining up to buy piece-of-shite properties for 300k+ and spreading their cheeks for their first of many New Orleans-style enemas offered up by NOLA officials until their asses can no longer take the ramming.

Sooner or later, the housing prices will crash, but until people use their God-given brains and stop buying ridiculously priced homes even in neigbhorhoods where they might get rat-a-tat-tatted up the azz on their first day in the home stepping outside to get their New Orleans Advocate Times Picayune Newspaper (or whatever the hell they're calling it) on the stoop, then they will continue to get rammed in the a$$.

How convenient that the taxes go down on government buildings

I’m just happy my ignorant constituents voted recently to extend the zoo’s gravy train.


I was reading today there are several things that can happen with the assessments, but any decision would have to be approved by the zoo and the school board!!!! I’m sure they’ll keep the best interests of the home owner in mind.

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So, in that aspect, it is like every major city in America?

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Not unless those people are paying 10% higher water bills each year for 8 consecutive years for a better water system and still having multiple boil water alerts and car/home floodings each year in those respective cities.

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Not unless those people are paying 10% higher water bills each year for 8 consecutive years for a better water system and still having multiple boil water alerts and car/home floodings each year in those respective cities.

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What does that have to do with the assessments?

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Here's what I don't understand: how is Tulane's tax exemption, any different from the treatment any other private university gets? I thought they were all nonprofit organizations, so don't they ALL get the same tax treatment?

Are other universities paying taxes that Tulane is not?

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There is a corner lot house in my neighborhood that up until last year was owned by Holy Cross College. The President/Head of the College lived there. They paid no property tax.

Around five years back WWLTV did story about scores of residential homes that pay no property taxes in Orleans Parish, the forementioned house was one of the one pictured.

What is str?

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Blows my mind why Tulane does not pay property taxes.

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Really? They hand out scholarships to politician family members as bribes.