How To Dispute Property Taxes in Michigan part 2 – The Board of review
Last time we talked about why you might dispute your property taxes. Now learn HOW!
Step 1 – File with the board of review Form L-4035
Step 2 – Appeal in person if at all possible (you only get a small window each year and will need to set that up in February. Don’t miss it)
Step 3- Take as much info with you as possible, you must make your case.
- Check your property record card for accuracy
- Comparable Properties (get these from your Real Estate Agent, the local county website, or hire someone like Alan Jeffires to help)
- Appraisal
- HUD -1 if recent purchase
- Try to stay away from using distressed sales as comparable (foreclosures)
- Pictures if the home is a little beat up
- Invite them out to the property
Don’t be scared of these guys! It’s easy to do and doesn’t cost you anything! Be prepared to get REJECTED!!!!!! – Watch the next video that’s where you learn how to appeal and win!
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