In fact, sites like Facebook, Twitter, BiggerPockets, LinkedIn and so on would not be able to survive.Here's a brief post with some links to information about SOPA I put up a short while ago: BiggerPockets Offline This AM: Protest SOPA

Keep in mind, you will not be able to protest until next year as the deadline is May 15th an/or 30 days after notices are sentCollect information to defend the value of the property. 

I used fivestone tax advisors last year but they failed at winning the protest.

If you have neighbors that don't want it, be very wary I have seen many a well thought out plans and developments fall at the city or county due to protest of the neighbors.

We had something like a 30-day cancellation policy originally, and I protested this change.

To confirm, ($1448.244 - 1379.28)/1379.28 = .05 = 5%.Using this example, it seems worthwhile to protest my fair market value only if I can get it to be less than $105,000.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/227850067660312/ (Lead Ordinance Protest)https://www.facebook.com/groups/ToledoLeadSafe/ (Lead Ordinance middle ground)Adam hosts the "lead ordinance compliance" discussion.

Mike Lowery I believe the section of 43rd st is quite a bit (miles) further south than where the protests where.

He's clearly protesting by making the showings uncomfortable, but in a funny and very friendly way.  

My average cash flow after PITI has been $502 after protesting property tax appraisals and doing 30 year conventional refinancing on each.