Why are property tax appeals important? The bottom line is that you have an enormous potential to save money. The Anatolia neighborhood has seen a dramatic decline in property values over the past several years, and unfortunately the Sacramento County Assessor’s Office does not in many cases have Anatolia property values assessed at a level consistent with the current market. This might not seem like a big deal, but look at the following numbers.

Think about your property tax assessment this way:

• Assessed Value $25,000 too high = you overpay by $250 per year
• Assessed Value $50,000 too high = you overpay by $500 per year 
• Assessed Value $100,000 too high = you overpay by $1,000 per year
• Assessed Value $150,000 too high = you overpay by $1,500 per year
• Assessed Value $200,000 too high = you overpay by $2,000 per year

Sometimes home owners choose to opt out of appealing property taxes because of the expected hassle of it all or a lack of knowledge for what to do. At times too it can feel daunting to delve into the unfamiliar turf of lowering property taxes. But don’t worry, that’s where we come in.

If you wonder if your property is assessed too high, let’s talk. One phone call or email might dramatically help your situation. We are able to help you appeal your property taxes by providing a reliable and thorough analysis of real estate market trends in Anatolia as it relates to your particular property. As a consultant for you, we will file the appeal, do the research, produce a credible and convincing value opinion, and stand before the Sacramento County Appeals Board to argue in your place.

Taxes are a part of life and there is no escaping them, but we don’t want to pay a penny more than we have to. Make sure that you are keeping your hard-earned money in your pockets by paying your fair share of property tax and no more. Please contact us at 916-595-3735 or info@AnatoliaTaxAppeal.com for further information.

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