A disciplined review of your assessed value.
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What we do
The notice is a conclusion. We examine the work behind it.
An assessment can be affected by incorrect property data, an unsupported market assumption, a classification issue, or unequal treatment compared with similar property.
We begin with the file, not a promised outcome. If the evidence does not support a reduction, we will say so.
How it works
A clear record at every step.
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Send the assessment.
Share the notice and property address so the review begins with the actual assessment record.
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Confirm the jurisdiction and deadline.
We confirm the jurisdiction, stated deadline, and whether the property is within our current service area.
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Review the assessor record and property facts.
We test the assessor's record against property facts, operating evidence, market support, and available equity arguments.
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Prepare the evidence and administrative appeal.
When the record supports a challenge, we prepare the evidence and administrative appeal under written authorization.
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File, manage submissions, and follow through to the decision.
We file the appeal, manage submissions, and keep you informed through the decision.
Fee
Aligned with first-year savings.
| Term | Standard | Switching firms |
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| Fee | 25 percent of first-year tax savings | 15 percent for owners switching from another firm |
| Upfront charge | Nothing upfront | Nothing upfront |
| No reduction | Nothing if no reduction | Nothing if no reduction |
| Outcome | Results vary. A review can find no support for a reduction. No outcome is promised. | |
Coverage
Six states, with local procedure handled carefully.
- GAGeorgia
- MIMichigan
- COColorado
- CTConnecticut
- TNTennessee
- IAIowa