The valuation of your property is too high!

Property tax that's too high to pay!

You have just received a property tax notice showing an amount in thousands! To aggravate the situation, the payment date is just a few days away, and there is a letter along with the tax payment slip that says your property is likely to be sealed in case of non-payment!

You feel harassed, threatened, and insecure!

Is there anything you can do to save money?

If so, what is it?

The answer to first question is "yes". You can save money if the assessment of your property is too high and does not reflect the true particulars of your property as it exists.

You can get the valuation of your property reduced if you can show that the onsite and recorded particulars of your property are different. One of the many things that can make your property tax bill too high is that your property is recorded as rented property, but is actually owner-occupied. For a list of the top five reasons for getting a property tax bill amended click here.