⚡ Bill Slayer · Property Tax
Challenge your property tax — and win.
AI compares your assessment to real sales, finds over-assessment, and builds a print-ready evidence package with appeal forms and hearing scripts.
$1.2K+
avg saved/yr
15
min to start
60%
appeal success
$19.00
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The Problem
Your county is probably overcharging you.
60% of US properties are over-assessed — yours could be one of them
Counties rely on mass appraisals that miss condition issues, outdated features, and neighborhood shifts.
The average homeowner overpays $1,200/year in property taxes
That's $6,000 every 5 years — money you could be saving, investing, or spending on your family.
The appeal process feels confusing and intimidating on purpose
Counties count on you not knowing how to challenge them — fewer appeals mean more tax revenue.
Hiring a property tax attorney costs $300–$1,000 upfront
Professional help is expensive and often overkill — most successful appeals are filed by homeowners themselves.
What You Get
Everything to win your property tax appeal this year.
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Comparable Sales Analyzer
AI identifies nearby properties that prove your home is over-assessed.
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Over-Assessment Calculator
See exactly how much you're overpaying with dollar-by-dollar breakdowns.
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Evidence Package Builder
Print-ready documents you can submit directly to the assessor's office.
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Appeal Form Guide
Line-by-line walkthrough for filling out your county's appeal form.
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Hearing Prep Scripts
Word-for-word opening statements, answers, and rebuttals for your hearing.
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Deadline & Timeline Tracker
Never miss a filing deadline with a clear step-by-step appeal calendar.
How It Works
From 'am I overpaying?' to winning your appeal in 15 minutes.
1
Enter your property details
Address, assessed value, square footage, and any condition issues.
⏱ ~5 minutes
2
AI builds your case
Finds comparable sales, calculates over-assessment, and generates your evidence package.
⏱ ~5 minutes
3
File your appeal and win
Submit your evidence, attend your hearing with scripts, and get your taxes reduced.
⏱ ~30 days
$1.2K+
average annual property tax savings after a successful appeal
15 min
to your evidence package
60%
appeal success rate
$6K+
saved over 5 years
Questions
Everything you need to know.
How do I know if my property is over-assessed?
The AI compares your assessed value to recent sales of similar homes nearby. If comparable homes are selling for less than your assessment, you're likely overpaying. The quick win prompt gives you an instant estimate before you even start the full analysis.
Do I need to hire a lawyer or tax consultant?
No. Over 70% of successful property tax appeals are filed by homeowners without professional help. This toolkit gives you the same evidence package and strategy a consultant would charge $500–$1,000 to prepare. If your case is complex (commercial property, major disputes), the AI will tell you when professional help is worth it.
What's the success rate for property tax appeals?
Nationally, about 60% of property tax appeals result in a reduction. Homeowners who bring organized evidence with comparable sales data win at significantly higher rates. The evidence package this toolkit generates is specifically designed to maximize your chances.
When is the deadline to file an appeal?
Deadlines vary by state and county — typically 30 to 120 days after you receive your assessment notice. The toolkit helps you find your specific deadline and builds a timeline so you never miss it. If your deadline has passed, many counties allow appeals during the next assessment cycle.
Will this work in my state?
Yes. Every US state has a property tax appeal process. The AI adapts its guidance to your specific state and county — including the correct forms, filing process, and local rules. It works for single-family homes, condos, townhouses, and multi-family properties.
What if I lose my appeal?
There's no penalty for trying — your taxes won't go up because you filed an appeal. If the initial appeal is denied, most states offer a second-level appeal. The toolkit also helps you identify whether you have a strong enough case before you file, so you're not wasting time on a losing argument.
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