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Getting ahead of the curve will allow our team to build a stronger case for your property tax protest. While we focus on gathering sales and equity evidence, here are three key tips to help you get started:

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Tip #1: Gather Strong Evidence

It is essential to identify any issues with your property and gather evidence to support your case. Key evidence may include:

• Blueprints or architectural drawings
• Engineering reports (particularly for foundation repairs)
• Receipts or repair estimates
• Photographs of your property
• Corrections to appraisal data, such as square footage, lot size, number of bedrooms, or other inaccuracies on the local appraisal district website.

Tip #2: Confirm your Property Details

To look up your property details in the CAD (Central Appraisal District), navigate to your local county’s appraisal district website, then use the search function to find your property by entering either your full property address, owner name, or the property’s account number.

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Tip #3: Strength in Numbers

Encourage your neighbors to protest. If you protest collectively, it will have a depressive effect on the entire neighborhood.