I've never seen a protest at a Trade School.  

I give up my right to require that the Lender do the following: to demand payment (called "presentment"); to notify me of nonpayment (called "notice of dishonor"); and to obtain an official certified statement showing nonpayment (called a "protest").The Lender may exercise any right under this Note, or under any law, even if Lender has delayed in exercising that right or has agreed in an earlier instance not to exercise that right.

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I've purchased deals far below tax value and then had the city assesor lower my value by protesting the valuation. 

Go for it, if you can do it.In my market, we can protest real estate taxes, but the results generally are not significant.

My partner lives in San Antonio and he said homevestors is gathering a bunch of people and they plan to go protest this bill.

Although I will be protesting my taxes.

What this fellow can't accept is .. the problems that he brings up have solutions that are tried, tested and proven - despite his protests!

The appraised value for 2017 should be available within the next month or so and any protest filed by May 31st

Remember back when people were marching against banks and protesting against banks when they were foreclosing on people during the housing crises?