Property Tax Solutions

Review the assessment and the underlying facts

A useful review begins with the notice, the appraisal district’s property record and the characteristics of the real estate. Size, condition, use and comparable market evidence may all matter. An assessment question should be considered in the context of the applicable process and valuation date.

Different properties need different evidence

The evidence relevant to a home may differ from the evidence for an income property or a large tract of land. We discuss the property type and the records available before defining the scope.

• Residential: property characteristics, condition and comparable-sale information.
• Commercial: property records, market evidence and relevant operating information.
• Land and acreage: access, use, parcel characteristics and comparable land evidence.
• A documented valuation review and questions to address before proceeding.

Start with a property-value conversation

Contact our office to discuss the property and available market information. Protest preparation and representation are not offered through this page. Any separate service would first require confirmation of qualifications, availability and a written scope.

Keep deadlines and outcomes in perspective

Check your notice and the appraisal district’s current instructions. Contacting Malone does not file a protest, extend a deadline or create representation. A review may identify a basis to challenge a value, or it may not. No reduction or amount of savings is guaranteed.