Tax Assessors Nightmare

``All sales are good sales and on that basis it's easy to determine values. Stump's problem is think he knows more than the market as to what a house was worth. Ironically, this is a one way look. When prices were rising did Stump ask which of those values were inflated? And the same applies to every assessor in the country. Somehow in a rising market nearly all sales are "good sales" even when it should have been obvious to everyone how big the bubble was, and how much fraud there was.''