I see more and more protests and ranting from tenant groups fighting for emergency positions to stop rent increases or altogether want rent control.

Hi, I have 13 properties to protest.

You also don't need to protest if they appraised you well below your actual market value.

Last month’s Palisades Fire, for example, spread through chaparral that last burned 50 years ago, which is about when developers started grading the nearby hillsides for the Palisades Highlands neighborhood (amid protest from environmentalists who argued new development would overwhelm local fire resources).

Is it worth going to the courthouse to protest my taxes being too high, do you think I will win and get the taxes reduced or usually the city won't reduce it?

The lack of standing up to the homeless has created third world filth I feel so sorry for some of the residence where these folks are just trespassing and setting up camp and creating unimaginable filth and garage piles.. how this government could let less than 4k people homeless and protesters Antifa and militant BLMers destroy a city of 800k I have no idea..

At one point around 5-6 years back, they were subject to protests after which they have started requiring borrowers to sign it.My only question is does it hurt me in anyway?

TLDR; About 5-10 years ago the counties got sick of people protesting their property tax assessed values.

Tax protests - make sure the lessee is required to provide evidence that the property is used for ag purposes for taxes3.

@Vanessa Van Muyden in hind sight yes you could have protested your tax assessed value this past year.