You just received your 2012 Town/County tax bill.  The bill is based upon what your Town Assessor believes your property is worth.  The Town Assessor calls that your "Assessed Value".  The "Assessed Value" is supposed to be the actual market value of your property.  The market value is what your property would sell for in today's market in normal conditions.  If the Assessed Value is too high, then your taxes are too high.  Let us review the "Assessed Value" and determine your actual market value and set your tax bill straight!

In 2009 we saved over 40 Monroe County homeowners an average of almost $800.00 each in real tax savings. In 2010 we saved 40 more an average of almost $920.00 in real tax savings. In 2011, we saved 60 more an average of 1400.00 in real tax savings. For those of you that escrow for taxes, that equates to a lower mortgage payment of approximately $116.00 per month.  This could be your savings when you get your School tax bill in September and your County bill next January.

There is no cost to you unless your taxes are lowered.  Nearly 95% of our clients saved money in 2009 and nearly 90% more in 2010! Our rate was 98% in 2011. The few that didn't paid nothing for trying!