Now reviewing 2026 assessments

Your property tax may be too high.

We check your home's assessment, build the evidence, file the appeal, and handle the hearing. You pay only if we win.

Free initial review. No obligation.

Free initial reviewNo upfront feeFull appeal handling

Assessment review

742 Grove Avenue
Review warranted
County assessed value$684,000
Evidence-supported value$611,000

✓ Recent comparable sales

✓ Property condition

✓ County record check

Illustrative review. Every home and outcome is different.

Homes & condos

Rentals & multifamily

California

Georgia

Florida

An assessment is an opinion

Make the county prove its number.

A property tax assessment can look final. It is not always right. The useful question is whether the value on your notice holds up against the facts about your home and the sales around it.

The market moved

Your assessed value may no longer reflect what your home was actually worth on the valuation date the county has to use.

The county record is wrong

Wrong square footage, a bathroom you do not have, a condition grade from before the roof leaked. Record errors push assessments above the evidence.

The comparison is off

The sales the assessor leaned on may be bigger, newer, or on a better street than your home. Your house should be compared with houses like it.

From address to appeal

We do the work that makes the number move.

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We review the record

We pull the county's record for your home, its assessment history, and the property details to screen for a credible case.

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We build the evidence

We check the valuation date, find the comparable sales that actually match your home, and document any factual errors in the record.

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We handle the appeal

With your approval, we prepare the filing, meet the deadline, and manage the negotiation, documents, and hearing.

Built for homeowners

A sharper review for the place you own.

A three-bedroom house is not valued the way an office tower is, and it should not be reviewed that way either. We compare your home with homes like it, on streets like yours, sold close to the date the county has to use.

Start with your address
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Single-family homes

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Condos & townhomes

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Rental houses & duplexes

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Second & vacation homes

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Small multifamily

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Commercial, on request

Homeowner guides

Know the rules before you file.

Deadlines, forms, evidence, and what to expect, written for homeowners and sourced from the statute or the county's own page. Each guide shows when its rules were last verified.

All homeowner guides

Straight answers

Before you start.

Does checking my property cost anything?

No. The initial review is free. If we find a credible appeal, you will see the fee terms in writing before you decide whether to proceed, and there is no fee unless the appeal wins.

When is the deadline to appeal?

It depends on the state and the county. California's regular window opens July 2 and closes September 15 or November 30 depending on the county. Georgia gives you 45 days from the date on your assessment notice. Florida gives you 25 days from the mailing of your TRIM notice. Our state guides list the exact rules and the statutes behind them.

Do you only handle houses?

Homes are the core of what we do: single-family houses, condos, townhomes, and small rental properties. We also review multifamily and commercial buildings.

What do you need from me?

Start with the property address. We use public assessment records first, then ask for only the documents needed to support a real opportunity.

Will an appeal stop my tax bill from being due?

No. Property taxes generally must still be paid on time while an appeal is pending. If the appeal succeeds, the taxing authority handles the resulting adjustment or refund.

Where is the service available?

We currently serve homeowners in California, Georgia, and Florida. Rules and deadlines vary by state and county, so every property is reviewed individually.

Your address is enough to start

See whether your assessment deserves a second look.

Free initial review. No obligation.