Agreed re: those who protest there's no real-life numbers after a follow-up, only projections.  

If you did the only thing you can protest is the amount of the fine. 10K seems a bit high for a lawyer to draft a letter.

The officials in my state fight tooth and nail to hold on to the tax revenue.As you mentioned, there is only a certain time of the year to protest. 

You should simply have filed a protest on each credit report and they would have come off. 

Hi Everyone,I am considering this property which is valued at 3.8 million by the local county in Dallas Tarrant county area.Current taxation for that is close to hundred thousand and the seller at this point is trying to protest the property tax.

Our tax protest firm failed to appear at our informal and formal hearings.

When they put the money in to fix things, they had to raise the rent and there were big protests from people living there and from a renter's union so it's obviously not just an easy answer since there is a minimum needed to keep a place up and running and no one wants to hear that.My opinion is that even marginal owners won't hardly be effected. 

I may need to find an attorney to protest the property taxes every year.

@Nick Rini"The lady doth protest too much, methinks"Are you mad at @Joe Villeneuve for being "negative" and "disrespectful" or because someone else pointed out a fact that you already know to be true, but are embarrassed about? 

If he protests or threatens some type of action, then 2) I will inform him in writing that the contract is over as of XX date due to (itemized list of his breach of contract), I will be filing complaints with various local private and governmental entities, I will be memorializing my true experiences on various online forums with photos included, and will take vigorous legal action including the filing of counterclaims as appropriate.