The number on your assessment notice is not a fact. It is an opinion, produced by an office that has never been inside your home. Opinions can be challenged, and filing is free in every state.
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Contingency firms take 25 to 50 percent of your first year's savings, every year they win. Many agreements renew on their own, and in most cases you give up the right to talk to the assessor yourself while they represent you.
What they actually do is find a few comparable sales, fill in a form, and turn up to a short hearing.
Filing an appeal is free in every state. The work is a weekend the first time and about an hour every year after. This guide is that weekend, written down.
Every county runs its own clock. The guide shows you how to find your own due date, forms and process in about ten minutes, wherever you live.
Which comparable sales count, how to adjust them for real differences, and how to spot the errors on your property record that are corrected most often.
Most residential hearings are short. There is a script, in order, plus the three things people say that waste the whole appointment.
Exemptions are not appeals. They lower the bill on their own, and most households never claim everything they qualify for.
This is why the Extended Bundle exists. It is the only part of the product that works in a year when your appeal does not.
Every county runs its own clock
The evidence that actually wins
Errors get corrected most often
Four minutes, in order
Found money, no appeal needed
The notice comes back annually
A contingency firm takes a share of your savings every year it wins, for as long as the agreement runs. A flat fee service hands you comparable sales and still leaves you to file and speak.
This is a one time payment for the method, the paperwork and the annual system, and you keep every dollar of any reduction.
We do not promise a result. Appeals are decided by your county, and not every home is over assessed. What we promise is that you will know how to check, and what to do if the answer is yes.
The 2026 Property Tax Method, 47 pages. Find your county's rules in about 10 minutes, build the evidence file that wins, try the informal settlement route first, and walk in with a four minute hearing script. Want the fill in paperwork and the exemption sweep? See the Extended Bundle.
Everything in the Basic Edition, plus The Evidence Kit: comparables worksheet, adjustment sheet, three letter templates ready to send, and the hearing one pager. Also includes the 50+ Exemption Sweep, the part that lowers your bill even in a year your appeal fails. For $10 more, the Get It All Bundle covers every future year.
Everything above, plus the Tax Reference Library: how to find your state's clock and the patterns it follows, how to decide between doing it yourself, a flat fee service or a contingency firm, and the annual re-file system with a year log. Best for homeowners who want this handled every year, not just this one.
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Find your due date first. Everything else in the guide follows from that one date.
No. It is a one time payment for the bundle you choose. No recurring charges and no hidden fees.
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Yes. The method is national. Because every county runs its own rules and dates, the guide teaches you how to find yours in about ten minutes rather than pretending one date fits everyone.
No, and anyone promising that is guessing. Some homes are assessed correctly. What the guide does is show you how to find out, and exactly what to do if yours is not.
For a routine residential appeal, no. Official guidance from several county and state offices says plainly that homeowners do not need an attorney to appeal.
It is a digital guide in PDF form, emailed instantly. It is set in large, clear type and is designed to print easily at home if you prefer paper.
Read the section on how to decide between doing it yourself, a flat fee service and a contingency firm. It covers what those agreements typically contain, including automatic renewal.
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