100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE

ValueAppeal stands behind the quality of the analysis provided to our customers. If a customer is unsuccessful lowering the Assessed Value of their property due to the quality of the analysis provided by ValueAppeal, we will fully refund our fee.

We will fully refund our $99 fee if: The appeal board determines that the comparable sales provided by ValueAppeal are inadequate evidence for lowering the assessed value of the homeowner's property.

No refund will be give under the following conditions:

1. The homeowner fails to present ValueAppeal with a copy of the written appeal denial from the county.
2. The homeowner fails to mail their report to the Assessor prior to the appeal deadline.
3. The homeowner purchases their report after their appeal deadline has already passed.
4. The homeowner fails to attend their appeal hearing to present their case.
5. The homeowner attempts to use the data in a ValueAppeal report for a different property.
6. The homeowner's Assessed Value is reduced via appeal but the homeowner's Tax Bill stays the same, or increases, due to an increase in the county's Tax Rate
7. The homeowner alters the data for their property during the appeal process which causes their assessed value to increase Example: ValueAppeal’s records show the subject property has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. During the appeal process the homeowner's property data is updated or corrected to show that the property actually has 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The property’s assessment is increased because the Assessor realizes the property is more valuable than the records originally indicated.

Other:

1. There are no partial refunds
2. Homeowner must provide ValueAppeal with a copy of the written appeal denial
3. Remember, the Tax Assessment is not the same as the Tax Bill. ValueAppeal can help lower your Assessed Value, we can’t necessarily lower your Tax Bill. Why?
   Assessed Value x Tax Rate = Tax Bill
   Even if ValueAppeal is successful in lowering the Assessed Value of your property, the county may raise the Tax Rate on all homeowners in your area, so your Tax Bill may not change as much as you’d like. Remember, if you don’t appeal your individual Assessed Value, your county Tax Rate may still go up, causing your Tax Bill to go up even more. Bottom line: if you have a case to appeal, you should do it.