Experts estimate that as much as 60% of taxable property in the U.S. is over assessed. Each homeowner is potentially throwing away thousands of dollars unnecessarily on an annualized basis.
With the recent decline in real estate prices, there is a good chance that your property is over assessed and your property tax bill is higher than it should be.
It’s true. Almost every community across the United States has been affected by the dramatic decline in real estate prices over last few years. Some properties may have lost up to half their value! Even after massive property value declines, many homeowners are still paying taxes on the assessed value of their property before the price decline.
With every year that goes by, there is usually a certain window of time for you to file an appeal. If you file your appeal this year and win, it will affect the taxes for the following year. So if you wait until next year to file, you will not realize any adjustments until 2 years from now. So why wait?
Hundreds of thousands of homeowners nationwide are successfully appealing their property taxes. We have developed this course to teach homeowners how to appeal their property taxes on their own and in the process potentially save thousands of additional dollars a year.
The truth is, your municipal taxing authority is not going to notify you to let you know that you are paying more than you should be. They will gladly accept the extra revenue. Since many municipalities across the country have no incentive to reassess at this time, it has never been a better time to appeal your property tax assessment.
It is up to the homeowner to determine if their property is over assessed and file a property tax appeal in order to lower their annual tax liability. In fact, you are entitled by law to file an appeal if you feel that your property is over assessed, but there are a few things you should know before you file your appeal in order to increase your chances for success.
That’s right! Armed with the right knowledge and with the right action plan, you can easily complete the whole appeal process on your own. There is certainly no shortage of attorneys or tax professionals that would like to take your money to walk you through the tax appeal process, but why pay those fees when you can just do it on your own? Most professional services will commonly charge 30 to 50% of your first year’s tax savings. That means that if you are able to lower your annual tax bill by $4000 after a successful appeal, you would have to pay them $2000 at the time of determination. You would need to come up with an additional $2000 this year in order to start saving money next year.
In fact, the process is really quite simple…
- Learn some simple concepts so that you fully understand all of the factors involved with filing a property tax appeal.
- Evaluate your situation, find out how to accurately determine if your property is over assessed and what your potential savings could be.
- Prepare all of the necessary documentation you will need to prove your case.
- File your property tax appeal with your municipal taxing authority and wait for correspondence.
- Attend the hearing and present your case to your hearing officer or appeals board.
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Dear Property Owner,
I wanted to take a moment of your time and personally introduce you to our product. We specialize in helping homeowners lower their property tax liability. I am confident that if you are over assessed and follow the steps specified in your course you can successfully appeal your property taxes on your own and lower your property taxes significantly. During these difficult economic times we are all too aware of the dramatic drop in property values nationwide and now more than ever it makes smart financial sense to make every dollar count.
At Real Tax Appeal our goal is to help you achieve the maximum amount of savings possible benefiting you and helping to meet your short and long term goals. Our years of experience in Property Tax Reduction as property tax reduction specialists, is all here and made available to you.
The purpose of this course is to give you an advantage when appealing your property assessment on your own. We have found that a little knowledge goes a long way and lowering your property assessment through a structured and streamlined appeal process can be fast, fun and easy.
You do not need to hire an attorney or a property tax reduction specialist. By doing this on your own you can potentially save thousands of additional dollars. Due to the dramatic drop in property values nationwide the time has never been better to appeal your property taxes and win.
So don’t let another year go by. I wish you the best of luck and continued success in the future. We look forward to hearing your success story soon.
Warm regards,
Tim Clark
Real Tax Appeal Founder and Instructor
Here are some of the topics that will be covered throughout the course...
- Am I over assessed and if so what can I do about it?
- Who may appeal?
- Different types of property tax appeals
- Assessed Value, Common Level Ratio, Fair Market Value, Millage Rates
- Ordering an appraisal
- What to look for on your appraisal
- How to file your appeal
- Working with your assessment office
- What to expect at your assessment hearing
- How to win your property tax appeal
- How to calculate your new taxes
