How to Appeal My Property Tax Value
You might be overpaying on your property taxes and most homeowners don’t even realize it. I’ll help you review your home’s value, gather the right comps, and guide you through the appeal process step-by-step.
Avoid Overpaying
Know Your True Value
Maximize Your Savings
Stress-Free Process
How It Works
Three Simple Steps to Appeal Your Property Tax Value
Now that you know what an appeal is (and why it might matter), here’s exactly how we’ll figure out if your home is over-assessed—and how to take action if it is.
3 Simple Steps to Review Your Property Value
Step 1 — Receive Your Notice
Watch for your annual Notice of Valuation from the county.
Step 2 — Request a Value Review
Send it to me and I’ll compare it to current market data.
Step 3 — Take Action if Needed
If your value looks too high, I’ll guide you through the appeal process.
Not sure if your valuation is accurate?
Complete the form below and I’ll take a closer look for you.
This is an example of what your NOV would look like that arrives around May 1st.
Complete Details Below So I can help you Appeal!
Thank you for reaching out to inquire about your Property tax appeal. Ill be in contact and should have comps for you in 7 days.
Here are more details:
Step 1 — Watch for Your Notice of Valuation
Each year, the county sends out a Notice of Valuation in the mail. This document shows what your home is currently assessed at and is the starting point for your property tax appeal.
Once you receive it, that’s your signal to take a closer look.
Step 2 — Connect With Me for a Value Review
This is where I come in. I’ll pull recent, real-time comparable sales in your area and review how your home’s assessed value compares to the current market.
This step is all about clarity—so you know whether your value is accurate or if you may be over-assessed.
Step 3 — File Your Appeal
If the numbers show your home is valued too high, we move forward with the appeal. I’ll help you organize the supporting data and submit everything needed to the county.
The goal is simple: make sure your home’s value reflects what it would actually sell for in today’s market.
Not sure if your Notice of Valuation is accurate? Send it over and I’ll take a look with you.
County Websites for Property Tax Appeals
Adams County: https://adamscountyco.gov/our-county/elected-officials/assessor/appeals-process/
Arapahoe County: https://www.arapahoeco.gov/your_county/county_departments/assessor/appeals/index.php
Douglas County: https://www.douglasco.gov/assessor/appeals/assessor-level-appeals/
Denver: https://www.denvergov.org/Property
**Copy link above and past into your browser.
Please try again later.
