Could Your Proposed Property Tax Assessment Be Too High?
Before you put that proposed property tax notice aside, take another look at your home's assessed value. If something doesn't look right, the clock is already ticking.
Check My Home's Value →Did you know?
of homeowners may be paying too much in property taxes.
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Could you be one of them?
Start With Three Simple Steps
You don't need to become a property tax expert. Start by understanding the number on your notice and whether it makes sense for your home.
Find Your Notice
Pull out your proposed property tax notice and find the assessed value listed for your property.
Look at the Value
Does the assessed value seem higher than you expected? If so, don't automatically assume you have to accept it.
See How It Compares
Knowing what homes like yours are actually selling for gives you something meaningful to compare against your assessment.
Does Your Assessed Value Make Sense?
Before deciding whether your assessment may be too high, get a clearer picture of your home's value based on recent real estate activity around you.
It's a simple first step that gives you something real to compare against the number on your notice.
Think Your Assessment May Be Too High?
Choose your county below for official information about challenging your property assessment, filing requirements, and important deadlines.
Still Have Questions?
Start by Finding Out What Your Home May Be Worth.
Get your free home assessment, compare the information with the assessed value on your notice, and decide whether it's worth taking the next step.