Thinking of appealing your tax valuation?

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Self Service or Full Service

Want to see the documentation and evaluate your own home value?  Absolutely.  Just enter your email address in the form below and I'll send you everything you need to get started.

But if you'd rather save yourself a bit of time and headache - and just have me run the numbers - I'm happy to help!
Just scroll down and enter your address in the spot below. 
 

2023 Property Tax Info & Appeal Process

The rapid rise in real estate values over the past few years has been great news for sellers. And for those thinking of selling soon.

But for anyone who is staying in their home for awhile - the rise in values has a different impact.

It's that time of year when the County Assessor's office sends out property tax valuations to homeowners in Colorado.

It's likely that you're feeling a bit of sticker shock with your new valuation and resulting tax increase 

You're not alone.

Colorado law requires a new valuation every two years to ensure that property taxes remain current with the cost of residences. It's important to remember that property taxes fund a variety of services that we all rely on, from schools and roads to government operations, infrastructure, libraries, snow removal, police and fire, and other essential services.

As friends of mine, I want you to be prepared and to know your options.

I've put together a comprehensive blog article and video that provide guidance on:

👉How to Decide if an Appeal is Valid

👉How to Calculate your Monthly Tax Increase

👉How to Prepare for Higher Tax Payments

DON'T FORGET!

The deadline to appeal your property tax valuation is June 6th, 2023, so it's important to take action now.

Read our Full Blog post here

Let me do it for you. Just provide your address below.

How about a done-for-you option?  Just enter your address and I'll send you the estimated value of your home at the time of the tax assessment. Including all support information in case you'd like to appeal your value with the County.

Get your Home Value

(effective for tax assessment period)

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Our goal is to send your report over within 24-48 hours. In the meantime, hear from our past sellers about their experiences.

Here's What Happens Next

Step 1:

Enter Your Address & Info

The most important information I need is your address. I'll also need the best contact information for me to send the report to.

Step 2:

I Get To Work

I'll evaluate the sales within the tax time period and compare to your home. 

With my exclusive access to past sales, knowledge of our neighborhood market, and your home's unique features, I'll calculate an estimated home value.

Step 3:

Your Report Is Ready!

I'll send over your accurate home value report as soon as possible. 

With this information in hand, you can determine if you want to appeal your tax valuation.

How is this process different from a Zestimate and other online services to determine value?

The County Property Tax assessment is looking at data from 2 years ago.  Any online valuation tool yuo use will give you an estimate of what your home is valued TODAY.  That won't work for an appeal.

Home values are based on homes sold or refinanced that are nearby to you and similar to yours in features and style. And crafting a home value is a science AND an art.  I'm sure you've seen examples of homes selling for WAY over or UNDER what Zillow said the value was.  That's why a real estate agent is necessary for determing your value - especially when it comes to setting a selling price.  

So back to the County assessment.  Obviously the County does not do a full appraisal on each home.  So your value may have gone up because of improvements, renovations, etc that your neighbor did and if they sold for a high price - your value came up!  

I have to laugh a little bit here as we may all be in the same hypocritical boat.  I'm sure you appreciated this your value raising if you're thinking of selling as it will increase your profit.  But paying taxes on an unrealized gain feels a bit different, doesn't it?  At least that's how I feel.  

Here's what's important.  For example, if your home hasn’t been renovated recently but was valued based on a neighboring home that was recently gutted, updated and remodeled, your own value may be overstated. And you may want to protest your value. If you can prove your case, you stand a good chance of succeeding.

Your report is being prepared by:

Cher Revolinski

Experience Matters

"Cher went above and beyond in the services she provided our family through the sale of our home as well as the purchase of our new house! Her professionalism and skill out beat most agents you will come across. "

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