Imagine if a nonprofit offered to pay any increase in property taxes for the next 20 years.
In a lot of Atlanta neighborhoods, John Ahmann suspects that kind of announcement would spur a flurry of interest.
“There would be a whole bunch of people that would figure out the program,” Ahmann said, “and probably deluge us with applications.”
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