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Ron S.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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ISO attorney to appeal property taxes

Ron S.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Cross-post from Tax/Legal Issues (hope I can do that, I couldn't figure out how to delete that one):

I'm not sure if this is common in KCMO, but here in Chicago, there are many attorneys that will appeal your property taxes and charge you 50%-100% of the first year's savings only if the taxes are lowered.

Do attorneys do something similar in KCMO? If so, does anyone have any recommendations?

Thanks in advance!

Ron

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Jen R.
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Jen R.
  • Investor
  • Tallmadge, OH
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I’m not in the KCMO market, but have always been able to successfully appeal property taxes on my own - it’s usually just a simple form to fill out and submit, and it looks like Jackson County has the form posted on their website. I’d hate to give up a year’s worth of savings to have a lawyer fill it out. Good luck!

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