How Does It Work?
Fair Appraisal Now guides you through a straightforward 8-step process to build your strongest possible appeal:
Step 1: Enter Your Address
The system immediately performs an equity analysis comparing your home to similar properties in your neighborhood using the county's own methods and data.
Step 2: Review Your Equity Analysis
See how your assessed value stacks up against comparable homes and identify potential over-assessments.
Step 3: Check for Exemptions
Discover property tax exemptions you may qualify for but aren't currently receiving.
Step 4: Verify Data Accuracy
Review your property record for errors like incorrect square footage, wrong number of bathrooms, or missing garage space.
Step 5: Upload Sales Data (Optional)
If you have recent comparable sales data from closings, you can upload it to strengthen your case.
Step 6: Identify External Factors
Document neighborhood issues that negatively impact your home's value.
Step 7: Document Needed Repairs
Upload photos and descriptions of deferred maintenance or repairs your home needs.
Step 8: Submit Repair Invoices
Include receipts for any repairs you've paid for during the current tax year.
The Result:
A professional appeal package that includes your custom property analysis, comparable property data, photographic evidence, and step-by-step filing guidance.
What Makes Fair Appraisal Now Different?
Our matching algorithm analyzes 18 different property features to find truly comparable homes:
- Neighborhood and school district
- Living area and land size
- Attachments (garages, carports)
- Property age and condition
- Foundation and roof type
- HVAC systems
- Bathrooms, stories, and fireplaces
The system then applies precise cost adjustments for differences between your home and comparables, accounting for variations in land value, living area, and specific features.
Proven Results:
In testing with 10,000 homes, Fair Appraisal Now achieved an average 8% reduction in property values—significantly better than the typical 5% reduction from traditional appeals.