What are some good reasons to protest property taxes, on your personal residence or rentals? 

Some of this shift happened after this summer’s protests which drove buyers to seek extra safety measures.

Based on the OP, a tax protest could not effect this scenario.  

If you mean in an unarmed outdoor confrontation, yes, but people have "rights" under the law and exponentially more ways to retaliate against you.

Give as much detail as possible without "over explaining - doth protest too much" - and that should help counter the hard hit.Hope this helps.

There are groups of landlords in various places getting together and protesting, even some lawsuits.

So if we don't win the protest that will cause some increase, along with other things (waste pick up already went up by $350/month!). 

The unbelievable bullcrap Roosevelt got away with using in the early 1930s to denounce gold ownership as "hoarding" in America was deftly tied into the then-widespread and largely condoned anti-Semitism in this country, which Roosevelt very much shared as a matter of course.That American Jews tended to trust gold investments over others meant that Roosevelt's gold edict disproportionately stole more from them versus other ethnic groups in the country (most notably white Anglo-Saxon Protestants like Roosevelt).

Then protest the appraisal EVERY YEAR.On management fees, it's going to mostly depend on the size of the property and to some extent your relationship with them. 

I protested but was overruled by the lender and Auction.com.