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Have You Planned for Your Property Tax Bill—Or Will It Blindside You?
Companies Who Trust Us
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The County Won't Tell You When They Get Your Assessment Wrong
Most LA developers assume their property tax bill is fair. It's not.
The System Is Built to Maximize Revenue—
Not Save You Money
Here's what the County does that costs you:
Even when your property loses money, they assume massive profits that don't exist in reality.
Outdated construction cost data that inflates your property's replacement value artificially.
They pretend your property is always 100% occupied at peak rents, regardless of market reality.
They count on property owners accepting inflated assessments without fighting back.
The result?
You pay inflated taxes forever. Every year.
Compounding at 2% under Prop 13.
One shot to fix it.
Miss the window, and you're stuck.
Call Us. Sign a 2-Page Form.
We Handle Everything.
Here's how it works:
Book a 15-minute call
We review your project and identify if you're overassessed.
Sign a simple authorization
Two pages. No upfront fees. No retainers.
We do everything else
- Audit your assessment
- Build an airtight case with market data
- File the appeal
- Represent you at the hearing
- Negotiate the outcome
You only pay if we win
No reduction = you owe us $0.
That's it. Cradle to grave.
You focus on building. We handle the fight.
You Only Get One Shot—Choose the Team That Wins
Most developers don't realize: if you lose your appeal, you're stuck with that assessment for life.
That's why hiring a discount firm or filing yourself is the worst gamble you can make.
We represent the Majority of LA's top developers—because we win in our service level
We're the #2 property tax appeal firm in California—we know the system inside and out
We don't just file paperwork—we build trial-quality cases the Board can't deny
We fight for maximum reductions—not quick settlements that leave money on the table
Recent Example:
A developer faced a $11.2M supplemental assessment.
We identified $4M in County errors.
Why Expertise Matters:
Because we handle so many new construction appeals, we have the data and experience most firms simply don't. We know how to value these properties correctly, factor in entrepreneurial profit adjustments, identify functional obsolescence, and make income loss arguments that generic firms miss.
Every Year You Wait Is Another Year of Lost Savings
If your project was completed in the last 3 years—or you're planning new construction now—the deadline to appeal is shorter than you think.
60 days to appeal
Set once your Certificate of Occupancy is issued
Through Prop 13's 2% increases
The longer you wait, the more you lose.
Don't let deadlines pass and lock in overassessments that will cost you thousands every year.