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During a brokerage meeting in Joliet, Sawyer Hayes asks what assessment level commonly applies to residential property in Cook County. What is the best answer under current Illinois law or practice?

Correct Answer

A) Residential property in Cook County is commonly assessed at 10% of estimated market value.

Cook County commonly uses a 10% residential assessment level rather than the one-third approach used outside Cook.

Answer Options
A
Residential property in Cook County is commonly assessed at 10% of estimated market value.
B
Residential property in Cook County is commonly assessed at 25% of estimated market value.
C
Residential property in Cook County is commonly assessed at one-third of market value like non-Cook property.
D
Residential property in Cook County is not assessed until the property is sold.

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