Property Tax Reduction Review: Warning

September 16th, 2009 | Category: Uncategorized

One of the latest warnings to come out of multiple State Attorney Generals is regarding a notice about a Property Tax Reduction Review. that notice targets property owners and promises to lower their property tax bill.

In Arizona, the Arizona Attorney General filed suit against the company sending the notice on August 13th asking the company to stop soliciting Arizona residents and to additionally refund consumers who have already paid and additionally pay a fine for each violation.

They have additionally posted a warning on the Arizona Attorney General website.

In Nevada, Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto cautioned consumers about responding to solicitations offering guaranteed savings.

The Las Vegas Review Journal additionally put that data out for consumers:

The attorney general’s office has asked me and the Greater Las Vegas organization of Realtors to warn our members and the public about that. We’re encouraging citizens to disregard that and similar solicitations. We

posted a note on GLVAR’s Multiple Listing Service that all our members see when they log on. We’re additionally mentioning that in meetings, in articles and doing all we can.

Homeowners are facing more than their share of challenges these days. The last thing needed is misleading mailers seeking $189 to file an appeal.

You can appeal your property tax assessment at no cost by contacting the county assessor’s office.

While it is possible to have your property taxes decrease, it is already past the deadline in most states to dispute your property tax bill until next year. additionally, whether you do decide to dispute your property taxes, thereupon you can fairly easily do that at no charge by contacting your local county assessors office.

So whether you get a notice regarding a Property Tax Reduction Review – be careful.

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