Lower Your Property Tax Bills

We charge nothing up front. If we reduce your property taxes, our fee is the agreed percentage of your first year's actual tax savings. Your exact rate is shown before you sign. If we do not save you money, the service is free.

Savings vary by property and county. Some homeowners save a few hundred dollars a year, while others save much more. Use our savings calculator for a rough estimate, and if the likely savings are not worth pursuing, we will tell you before filing.

We manage the end-to-end appeal process: reviewing the assessment, analyzing comparable sales and county records, preparing the evidence, filing the appeal, and handling county follow-up or hearings when needed.

There are no up-front or hidden costs. You only pay after we successfully reduce your property tax bill. Once the appeal is complete and the savings are confirmed, we send an invoice.

Our fee is the percentage shown in your estimate and service agreement, applied to the actual tax savings in the year we appeal. For example, if your bill drops from $5,000 to $4,000, the fee is your agreed rate multiplied by the $1,000 in savings.

Our fee is based on actual tax savings in the year we appeal. If you already have a homestead, senior, or other exemption, we account for that when calculating savings. We only charge if your final tax bill is actually reduced.

Each year, the county sets a market value or assessed value for your property. After any applicable exemptions or reductions, that value is multiplied by the local tax rate to calculate your property tax bill.

In some jurisdictions, an appeal can trigger a broader review and there is a chance the assessed value could increase. We review the market data before filing, and if we think there is meaningful risk, we will tell you and will not recommend moving forward.