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.

Make sure if you get it below the assessed value that you protest taxes and send them the HUD!

In Baltimore, we landlords can be liable, and there has been some protesting over that...still working that issue.