Since 1991

A Leader in California Property Tax Reductions.

Let our team of real estate experts guide you through this market downturn.

The Simple Process
The first step.

Step 1

We File Your
Appeal

Once you submit your signed Agreement and Agent Authorization forms to us, we will prepare your application for appeal with the County Assessment Appeals Board.

The second step.

Step 2

Prepare Your
Case

Our team of expert real estate analyst will prepare your custom tax appeal valuation for your property.

The third step.

Step 3

Contest It
In Court

We will attend your scheduled Hearing Officer Program or Board Hearing date as your tax agents and fight against the County Assessor’s office to get you the MAXIMUM tax reduction.

The fourth step.

Step 4

A Tax Refund Is In
Your Hands

After we successfully win your appeal at the hearing, we will work with the Auditor/Controller’s office to make sure that your tax refund check is sent directly to you.

Total Saved:
$30,000 /year
Riverside, CA

2023 Base Value – Supplemental tax appeal resulted in a permanent 15% reduction. Owner received refunds of over $30,000.

Office/Retail Mixed Use
Total Saved:
$1,500 /year
La Jolla, CA

2024 Prop 8 tax appeal resulted in a 9% reduction. Homeowner received a refund of over $1,500.

Single Family Residence
Total Saved:
$3,000 /year
Long Beach, CA

2024 Prop 8 tax appeal resulted in a 15% reduction. Condo owner received a refund of over $3,000.

Long Beach Towers Condominium
Total Saved:
Over $150,000 /year
Alameda, CA

2023 Prop 8 tax appeal resulted in a 35% reduction based on loss of revenue.  Our client received a tax refund of over $150,000

Silicon Valley Hotel
Total Saved:
$2,500 /year
Granada Hills, CA

2023 Prop 8 tax appeal resulted in a 10% reduction. Homeowners received a refund of over $2,500.

Single Family Residence

Our Numbers

We Get Results.

100K+

Properties represented throughout California

$50B

In total County assessment roll value reductions

33 years

An experienced team of real estate professionals in business since 1991

Our Clients

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