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It's common to find property values "over-assessed." Local assessors often tax properties according to an assessed value, and all too often, homes are "over assessed.” This means you are paying too much in property tax! But you, or someone you appoint, can legally bring your claim to a local Assessment Review Board to request a reduction in your assessed value. However, you can only do this once a year. Your chances at success are exceptionally good! If your appeal is properly prepared, and you follow the procedure accordingly, you can gain savings that will stay with you year after year. Last year, Bruce Sokol & Associates were 95% successful in reducing client property taxes! If your property qualifies, I can help you save $10,000 or more over the next 8 years. I pay for the appraisal, legal fees, and filing fees, and I write out a carefully prepared appraisal to show that your property is over-assessed. There is no risk to you - at all! No up-front fees. Nothing to lose. Plus: a FREE consultation to see if you qualify. There is absolutely no charge to you unless I succeed in reducing your taxes. Then my fee is 70% of the first year's reduction - payable when proven that your assessment is reduced. After that first year, the savings are entirely yours. The Review Board can only lower your tax or leave it alone. They cannot increase it. Learn more |
