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A great morning of education, connection, and conversation! Thank you to Old Republic Title for inviting Chief Appraiser Fabian Montoya and Victoria Ghahate from the Bernalillo County Assessor’s Office to share valuable information and answer questions about property valuation and the assessment process. We appreciate every opportunity to get out into the community, connect with local professionals, and help people better understand what our office does and the resources available to them. Thank you for having us! #BernCoAssessor #BernalilloCounty
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Posted On: September 22nd 2026, 02:34 pm
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A great morning of education, connection, and conversation!

Thank you to Old Republic Title for inviting Chief Appraiser Fabian Montoya and Victoria Ghahate from the Bernalillo County Assessor’s Office to share valuable information and answer questions about property valuation and the assessment process.

We appreciate every opportunity to get out into the community, connect with local professionals, and help people better understand what our office does and the resources available to them.

Thank you for having us!

#BernCoAssessor #BernalilloCounty

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