In the past I protested myself but over time found the CAD appraisers are more inclined to negotiate with a tax protest company than me as an individual.

And then there are morons protesting outside the courthouse during the trial.

With all that I went to the ZBA hearing, none of the neighbors showed up to protest, so I had approved the use of the property as a duplex, even though the zoning is not permitting duplexes.

I explored every possible option, and had to account for both COVID restrictions and the impact protests were having on the market.

We protest the tax appraisals every year, win some ground on most, but not all; so there are steps you can take to push back. 

This needs to be done now via a TC109 and TC203 (before March 1 or March 15) so that your association preserves their rights to protest the taxes for this 7/1/22-6/30/22 tax year.

I know a few development projects in my neighborhood have been stalled due to my neighbors protesting at the various meetings the projects required approval from.

I've never had a seller protest, say no, question me further, etc.. but they all universally say "..no it doesn't."

Make sure you protest your real estate taxes all the time.

Hello,Michael Here, all my friends call me "mick";Licensed Mortgage Broker w/a portfolio of private lenders in the SE-US (& always seeking more) w/ROI's on portfolios of 12-18% on Dirt,brick&mortar, 18-24.99% on DWMH's, Boats, etc.1 F/C out of 380 loans sold so far.Every scenario is different.IF YOU NEED MONEY for Purchase-Investment-N/O/O-Commercial-Waterfront-Hard Equity-Short TermRe/Fi-Rehab & the "Big Boys(read=BANKS) R saying :protest: & the Mortgage Guys&Gals U know R saying :violin: Let me B U'r :superman: It's ONLY $$, Right?!