It should be law that property taxes (if they have to exist at all) are set at the time of purchase and can not be reassessed until the property sells. This is logical and easy to set the values because it's based on what was actually paid. The county would increase their tax income every year based on the number of homes actually sold (look it up, there's a lot) while encouraging people to live in their homes long term, invest in Improving their homes and even allow for generational transfers (not sales) so we can have multiple generations raised in the "family home" which is a positive for the local economy. In addition this protects seniors and others on fixed incomes because their tax doesn't arbitrarily change whenever the county misspends (read as wastes) our tax dollars.

It's sensible, protects home ownership and promotes long-term community values in Ohio and across the country!