Business personal property is appraised annually in San Francisco.
Owners of San Francisco businesses must file a business property statement each year with the Assessor’s Office that details the businesses’ …
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Yes. The San Francisco Assessor-Recorder carries three types of maps: block maps, parcel and condominium maps.
To obtain copies of block maps, you will need to provide the block number. …
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Copies of deeds and title are located at the Assessor-Recorder’s Office. You can obtain a copy of your at the Assessor-Recorder’s office located at City Hall – Room 405, 1 …
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Yes. You can conduct searches on the Assessor’s computer system as well as search the general index on microfiche and microfilm.
For most documents you will need to come into the …
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Under California State law, as of January 1 if the market value of your property falls below the assessed or taxable value as shown on your tax bill, the Assessor's …
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The San Francisco Assessor-Recorder maintains official records from April 1906. They also have maps dating back to 1850.
Additional historical records may be found by contacting the San Francisco Public …
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