How to Read Your Notice of Assessed Value

If you're a homeowner in San Francisco, you should receive a Notice of Assessed Value from the Office of the Assessor-Recorder in July every year.
In 2016, our office made a few changes on the Notice of Assessed Value. This video featuring Assessor-Recorder Carmen Chu will help explain the most important things to check on this letter.
For more information, visit our office's website at sfassessor.org

[@mytravls]

Mine says 0 for net assessed value in Alameda county. Should I call the office?

[@thisoldminer]

But how much do you pay in property taxes each month based on this?

[@XenomorphLV426]

You pay 1% of your property prop 13 value + bonds. It's due in two payments.