$37 once. Keep every dollar of the refund.
Pull the record card, build a defended packet, walk into the hearing already prepared — without paying a firm 25%–33% of your savings to do it.
Get the kit when it's back — or the next filing-window nudge.
Drop your email and we'll send the packet + the next filing-window nudge. Same address, no autobot drip.
Pay $37 once and keep every dollar of the refund. The packet is the same one we email to waitlist signups when filing windows open — you just get it today.
Continue to checkout · pay with card →The same questions show up every scroll — here are the short answers before the deep ones below.
- Won't reassess you
Filing isn't a reassessment trigger — the assessed value stays put.
- Avoid 25%–33% to a firm
It's $37 once. The first-year refund stays in your pocket.
- What if I lose?
You lose $37. Filing doesn't bar the next cycle.
- 30-day refund
Email us — no receipt, no questions, full refund.
- Missed the deadline?
Start at the next cycle. Filing stays open.
How much stays in your pocket.
Type your assessed value, drag the reduction you think a clean appeal can land, and watch the 5-, 10-, and 20-year savings stack up. The lower baseline stays on the home forever — that's the promise.
Between $50,000 and $5,000,000.
Pick your county's effective millage band.
Typical US 30-yr home-price appreciation.
$1,330
What you'd recover this year on a $350,000 assessed value at 20% off, taxed at 1.9%.
- 5-yearAfter one appeal cycle$7,273
- 10-yearTwo cycles · the kit pays for itself$15,704
- 20-yearFull holding-period view$36,810
Every year, the county taxes the lower of the two values. The gap grows with you.
Same job, same refund — the firm takes a third of your money, the kit keeps it in your pocket.
Run the numbers on your actual parcel.
Get the $37 packet →From notice to hearing.
- 01Step 1
Pull the record card and three comps
Order the assessor record card for your parcel and pull three comparable sales from the sources list. The audit gives you the line items to challenge. The comps give you a defended dollar value for each adjustment.
- 02Step 2
Build the packet
Fill the worksheet, pick the appeal-ground letter that fits your case, and slot everything into the evidence-packet template. Photos on the left, comps on the right, record-card diff appended. Formatted the way ARBs expect to receive it.
- 03Step 3
File before the deadline and show up
Submit the protest before the county-published window closes. Then read the four-line script once the morning of the hearing, bring the packet, and answer the objections as rehearsed — not improvised.
Six files. One case.
The packet is sequenced the way you'll actually build the appeal: audit the record, pick the comps, draft the letter, package the evidence, then read up on your county's filing window.
- FILE 01
Record-card audit
A line-by-line walk of the assessor record card so miscounts in square footage, bed/bath count, fixtures, and condition rating surface before the hearing does.
- FILE 02
Comps worksheet + selection rules
Selection rules that admit only comps inside the same neighborhood code, grade band, and GLA range as the subject — and a field-by-field adjustment guide with a defended dollar value per line item.
- FILE 03
Free comp sources list
Where to pull comps without paying a vendor — the county sales records, MLS exports, recorder pages, and public-source databases that make the worksheet repeatable on any parcel.
- FILE 04
Evidence-packet template
Paginated, tabbed, and formatted the way appraisal review boards expect to receive it. Photos on the left, comps on the right, the record-card diff appended. They read it because it reads like their own file.
- FILE 05
Three appeal-letter templates
Factual error, market value, and unequal appraisal — the three protest grounds that cover almost every winning case. Fill-in-the-blank, adapt to the parcel, and attach to the protest.
- FILE 06
County deadline lookup
How to find the real filing window in your county — county-published, with the standard 30-day protest window called out and the counties that allow longer. Pull the deadline, not a manufactured countdown.
The five things people
ask before buying.
Read this once before paying. The same questions show up every time — and the honest answer to each is below.
Three owners filed.
The dossier shows what came back.
Each row is the dossier shape the /example-packet walkthrough uses, redacted to the county and the lines a prepared homeowner walked into the hearing with. Plausible figures, no invented names; the case-shape pattern is what the kit itself defends. Read one row, then walk the same shape on your own parcel with the $37 packet.
- CASE 01 · HARRIS COUNTY
$612,000 → $528,500
Harris County · Texas · 14% reduction
Rehearsed line · Three comps inside the 12-month window · one variance figure · market-value protest.
What came back · Single-parcel market-value protest; reduction granted at the informal hearing without a formal ARB date.
- CASE 02 · FULTON COUNTY
$429,000 → $366,500
Fulton County · Georgia · 15% reduction
Rehearsed line · Record-card diff + GLA correction · factual-error protest cited back to the permit record.
What came back · Factual-error protest where the record-card audit surfaced a 320-sq-ft over-statement in the assessor’s GLA.
- CASE 03 · BEXAR COUNTY
$354,800 → $292,100
Bexar County · Texas · 18% reduction
Rehearsed line · Comp ratio cited straight from the county’s own sales · unequal-appraisal protest.
What came back · Unequal-appraisal protest where the comp-ratio letter quoted the county’s own Q4 sales back at the assessor.
$37 once. Keep every dollar of the refund.
Pay the $37, lock the packet, walk into the hearing ready — without a firm taking 25%–33% of your first-year savings on the way out.
Risk-reversal · Email us within 30 days for a refund — no receipt needed, no questions. overruled-2@polsia.app — Questions first? Same address works.
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What $37 buys
- · Record-card audit + comps worksheet.
- · Three appeal letters (factual error / market / unequal).
- · Evidence-packet template, ARB-formatted.
- · County deadline guide, published-not-manufactured.
- · Optional +$17 hearing script pack on the way out.
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What this is grounded in
- Tex. Tax Code § 41.43. Texas protest ground · unequal appraisal, the letter that wins in most TX counties.
- O.C.G.A. § 48-5-311. Georgia appeal path · market-value protest, the variance the ARB returns each cycle.
- Williamson County record-card audit. County-published record-card source the FILE 01 audit walks line by line.
- ARB-formatted evidence binder. Index the chief-appraiser reviewer expects · photos left, comps right, record-card diff appended.
Not legal advice. Overruled ships information and templates — checklist, worksheet, letter forms, evidence-pack template, and a filing-window guide — so you can prepare and represent yourself at an appraisal review board hearing. It is not a substitute for a property tax attorney, especially for rentals, multi-property, commercial, or matters in active litigation. Paid firms typically take a percentage of your first-year savings; the packet exists so that money stays yours.