Frequently Asked Questions

There are no upfront costs—we only collect a contingency fee if we successfully reduce your property taxes. If we don’t save you money, you owe nothing.
Each year, the county tax assessor generates an estimated market value and an "assessed value" for each property. These values form the base value (“basis”) upon which the property is taxed. The basis is multiplied by the tax rate for your specific tax jurisdictions to calculate the property tax bill.
We handle the entire property tax appeal process—from filing paperwork and negotiating with county assessors to representing you at appeal board hearings. Our approach includes deep local expertise to build the strongest case for reducing your property taxes.

There’s no risk in signing up to protest or appeal your property taxes in California. It's important to review your property taxes annually to ensure you're only paying what's fair.
Yes, in California, you can file a property tax appeal each year during the official filing period—typically from July 2 to September 15 (or November 30 in some counties). If you believe your property's assessed value is too high compared to its market value, you're entitled to request a review annually. Keep in mind, even if your appeal was successful in a previous year, the county assessor may reassess your property again the following year—so it's important to review your assessment annually to ensure you're only paying what’s fair.
Yes, absolutely. We keep you informed at every key stage of the appeal process—from filing confirmation to updates on negotiations and final results. If we need additional documents or if there's a change in your appeal status, you'll hear from us right away. Transparency is part of our service, and you’ll never be left wondering where things stand.

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