Appealer AI lowers commercial property taxes. You pay only if it works.

We read your assessment the way an appraiser would, check it against your rent roll and recent sales, and file the appeal when the county’s numbers don’t hold up.

Free review. No retainer. Office, industrial, retail, multifamily and more.

Office of the County Assessor

Notice of Assessed Value

Tax year 2026    Mailed Apr 14, 2026

Parcel
14-208-0031-00
Property class
Industrial / warehouse
Building area
312,000 sf
Market value
$48,200,000 $39,200,000

County capped the $2.94M NOI at 6.10%. Nine Class B industrial sales in the last 12 months traded at 7.50%.

Tax rate
1.75%
Estimated tax
$843,500 $686,000

Overpaying by $157,500 a year

Appeals must be filed within 45 days of the mailing date shown above.

Illustrative example. On this 312,000 sf warehouse, Appealer AI found the county’s cap rate 140 basis points below market. That error cost the owner $157,500 a year in taxes.

Assessors value thousands of properties with one model. Yours deserves a closer read.

Mass appraisal is built for speed, not for your building. These are the errors we find most often, and each one is worth real money at commercial tax rates.

  • The cap rate

    A single county-wide rate applied to every property in a class. A rate 100 basis points too low can inflate a value by 15% or more.

  • The income

    Assessors often assume market rent and stabilized occupancy. We use your actual rent roll, your T-12, your concessions and your vacancy.

  • The comparables

    Sales from a different submarket, a different building class, or a different interest-rate environment. We pull the sales that actually match.

  • The building itself

    Deferred maintenance, functional obsolescence, low clear heights, an empty anchor box. The county’s record rarely knows about any of it.

  • The paperwork

    Wrong square footage, wrong property class, missed exemptions, personal property counted as real property. Small entries, large bills.

From notice to lower bill, without pulling your team off their work.

  1. Send us the notice, or just the address

    We pull the assessment record, recent sales, market rents and the jurisdiction’s appeal rules. Add a rent roll and T-12 if you have them. We’ll ask for anything else we need.

  2. Get a written opinion of value

    We run the income, sales and cost approaches and tell you what the property should be assessed at. If there’s no case, we say so, and the review costs you nothing.

  3. We file and argue the appeal

    We build the evidence package, file before the deadline, and handle informal reviews and board hearings, working with licensed local representatives where the jurisdiction requires them.

  4. Your tax bill goes down

    We invoice only after the reduction is final, and only on the savings it produced.

If your taxes don’t go down, you don’t pay us.

Our fee is 25% of the first year’s tax savings. That means no retainer, no hourly billing and no charge for the review. In years two and beyond, while the lower value holds, the savings are all yours.

Here is the warehouse from the notice above, worked through.

Illustrative example: first-year economics
County’s market value$48,200,000
Value after appeal$39,200,000
Reduction$9,000,000
Tax rate× 1.75%
Annual tax savings$157,500
Appealer AI fee (25%, year one only)− $39,375
You keep in year one$118,125

Built for income-producing property.

  • Office
  • Industrial and logistics
  • Multifamily
  • Retail and shopping centers
  • Hospitality
  • Self-storage
  • Medical office
  • Mixed-use

One building or four hundred. Portfolio owners send a property list and we review every parcel on it.

Questions owners ask us

What do you need from me?

To start, just the address or parcel number. For the appeal itself, a rent roll and trailing twelve-month operating statement make the strongest case. We’ll tell you exactly what each jurisdiction asks for.

Can an appeal raise my assessment?

In some jurisdictions the review board can raise a value on appeal. We check that rule before we recommend filing, and we won’t file a case where the risk outweighs the expected savings.

Where does the “AI” come in?

Software does the reading: assessment records, sales data, rent comparables and appeal rules across jurisdictions. That lets us review every property in a portfolio, not just the obvious ones. Experienced people check every opinion of value and argue every hearing.

We already use a tax attorney. Does that conflict?

No. Many clients have us screen the portfolio and prepare valuation evidence, then hand selected cases to their counsel. Tell us how you work and we’ll fit around it.

Is my financial information kept confidential?

Yes. Rent rolls and operating statements are used only to prepare your appeal and are shared with the assessor or board only as part of the evidence you approve.

I missed this year’s deadline. Is it too late?

For this tax year, possibly. Send it anyway. Some jurisdictions allow late or mid-cycle appeals for changed conditions, and we can prepare the case now so you’re ready the day next year’s notice arrives.

Send us one property. We’ll tell you if it’s overassessed.

You’ll get a written answer by email. If we don’t think there’s a case, we’ll tell you why.

We use what you send only to review the property and reply to you. See our privacy policy.

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