Attention Homeowners in Thornton Township
- · Is your property overvalued by the Assessors Office?
- · Is your property tax bill is too high due to overvaluation?
- Has your property tax bill increased over the last 3 years?
On August 15, 2017, the Cook County Assessor’s Office mailed out “Notice of Proposed Assessed Valuation” to homeowners in the THORNTON TOWNSHIP. Once received you’re eligible to file an appeal of your property’s Proposed Assessed Valuation for 2017. You’ll have 30 days from time of Notice mailing to file an appeal with the Assessors office.
Many homeowners are being assessed at values higher than the current market value. If you want to successfully appeal your Property Valuation, you’ll need to supply the Assessor’s office with proof of current market value. I’ve helped many homeowners successfully appeal their 2017 Valuation assessment and lower their tax bill; I’d like to help you too!
If your property is overvalued, you could be owed a refund!
If your property is overvalued, you could be owed a refund!
If you've already filed an appeal, but relied on the Assessors office to provide outdated comparable properties to determine value (which usually works against you), It's not to late to update your appeal to prove current market value based on recently closed comparables.
The deadline to file an appeal of your 2017 Cook County Property Tax Valuation Assessment is September 15, 2017.
Contact Dewberry Realty for a free tax assessment appeal consultation.
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