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Sutter County Property Taxes

When will 2010 property tax assessments come out in Sacramento & Placer County?

June 9, 2010 By Ryan Lundquist 2 Comments

If you live in the Greater Sacramento Region and you’re wondering how to lower your property taxes, you’ve come to the right place. Here is my advice though. Before you make a decision to hire someone to help you reduce your property taxes (including my tax appeal company), wait until new assessments come out to determine if there is a real savings to be had. If you live in Sacramento or Placer County, for example, the Assessor has not yet posted their latest assessments yet, so it doesn’t make much sense to dispute your taxes until you know what their assessment is going to be for 2010.

Why am I telling you this? Because I am committed to being honest with you about the property tax appeals process and how you can save money. If it looks like the Assessor has your value wrong, I am glad to partner with you to help the Assessor understand true market value. My company’s fees are very reasonable too. On the other hand, if it looks like the Assessor has your property assessed accurately, you don’t need to do a thing.

If you want me to send you an email reminder when new assessments come out, click “contact” in the upper right hand corner of my tax appeal website, and I’ll get in touch with you soon. For now, if you have any questions about appealing your property taxes, or if there is anything I can do for you, let me know. Thank you.

By the way, the Sacramento County Assessor’s Office typically publishes their new assessments in the month of May, but right now they are expecting to get this information out at the very beginning of July. You can expect Placer County to get their information out in July also.

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NOTE: This advice is good for a traditional “decline in value” tax appeal only (it’s not applicable to a base year appeal or calamity reassessment….).

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Get a Text Message Reminder About Property Taxes

January 8, 2010 By Ryan Lundquist 2 Comments

www.SacramentoTaxAppeals.com has a helpful free service for home owners in the Greater Sacramento Region. You can sign up to receive text message reminders for important property tax dates and deadlines. This free service will remind you when new assessments become available, the first day you can appeal property taxes, and the last day you can contest your assessed value.  

The short video below shows you how to sign up for free. It’s so easy!!! We’ll only text you a few reminders. We will not call you. And we will never share your phone number with anyone.

This service is available to anybody located in the continental United States who owns property in the Greater Sacramento Region, Central Valley & Bay Area. Standard text messaging rates may apply from your carrier. Sign up now for free at www.SacramentoTaxAppeals.com.

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Filed Under: Internet, Resources Tagged With: El Dorado County Property Taxes, Merced County Property Taxes, Placer County Property Taxes, Property Assessments in Greater Sacramento Region, Sacramento County Property Taxes, Sacramento Property Tax Deadlines, San Joaquin County Property Taxes, Solano County Property Taxes, Stanislaus County Property Taxes, Sutter County Property Taxes, Text Message Reminder for Property Taxes, Yolo County Property Taxes, Yuba County Property Taxes

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