Specializing in Residential, Farm, Vacant, and Recreational Properties

Since 1997, our sister site Assessor.com has been advising taxpayers that if they have any concerns about their property's assessment they should make an appointment with their local assessor to discuss those concerns with them. The assessor's role is to place an equitable assessment on all real property within his/her assessing jurisdiction. If you believe that your assessment is out of line with other comparable properties in your area then you should communicate those concerns to your assessor and perhaps the sharing of information will allow you both to find some common ground.

Another important point to keep in mind is that in almost every assessing jurisdiction, the process to appeal your property assessment is free. You don't need to hire anyone for this relatively informal process. Many times in areas where revaluations or updates have been performed, you will see ads for individuals or companies promising to cut your property taxes. No one can guarantee they will be able to lower your property taxes. What most taxpayers are looking for is just a fair assessment of their property.

At PropertyTaxConsultants.com, we encourage you to learn all you can about the assessment and taxation process and to take an active roll in this important government function that is increasingly effecting your spendable income.

Then why did we create PropertyTaxConsultants.com? Since our original Assessor.com site launched in 1997, we have answered over 3,500 e-mails from taxpayers across the United States with assessment concerns. We have found that most of them basically wanted some clarification of the process, but for whatever reasons, did not want to deal directly with their local assessor or tax office to obtain the answers. The influx of e-mail has grown dramatically over the past year and a half to where we felt there is was a void that needed to be filled.

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