Grieve Your Taxes in Miller Place, New York
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- Business name: Grieve Your Taxes
- Address:
- PO Box 487
Miller Place, New York 11786 - Phone number: 800-488-7771
- Fax number: 631-849-2004
- Year established: 2000
- Credit cards accepted: Yes
- Number of employees: 1-5
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- Category: Housing & Real Estate
- Description:
- RedRock is a technology company that has a mission statement to develop solutions for people and businesses. Grieve Your Taxes (GYT) family of websites is our project to help homeowners file a cost effective property tax grievance online… FREE! No contracts, no commissions, no fees and no credit cards. No other grievance company can match this offer! Homeowners always could file themselves with no charges. The main problem is that the information needed to complete the grievance process was too raw, available in different places and finally, what does it all mean. GYT addresses all that; through the use of technology we gather information throughout the web. We then present this information in a meaningful, organized way that can be understood for the purpose intended, to file a tax grievance… and it’s still FREE! So what is a Tax Grievance? Every property is assigned a value by the taxing author for tax purposes. This value is the assessment. This is what your town believes your assessment should be in relation to other properties in your area. This is why you choose comparables within a given area, to maintain characteristics similar to yours. However, their number may or may not be accurate. This is why your file a grievance, to help set your property assessment correctly. Most homeowners believe if their current market value is below the town value, their assessment is ok. But, what you should be looking for is equality. Is your property assessed at the same rate as your neighbors? If enough of the properties are assessed lower than yours, you may have a case for a reduction based on unequal assessment. Additionally, the only true measure of value is what a buyer is willing to pay based on an arms-length transaction, meaning a sale without duress. If you’re selling your property, you need to know if you are over assessed and could mean a lost sale. Why? Because an over assessed home could cost the buyer hundreds more each month then the similar home for sale across the street. Buyers also want to know this because if taxes are too high, it can put a buyer over their budget. The bottom line is that you owe it to yourself to get your Tax and Value report. Even if you do nothing more than use this report to give you an idea of your current market value verses what your town is claiming. Pass the word, tell your family and tell your friends... Who doesn't want a FREE assessment challenge!
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- Last update: 2012-07-09
- Visits: 1248
