MIAMI-DADE & BROWARD · 2026 TAX YEAR

Your commercial property may be over-assessed. We fix that.

Abated appeals over-assessed commercial and multifamily property taxes to the county Value Adjustment Board. AI-assisted analysis, licensed representation, and one simple rule: no savings, no fee.

Get a free assessment review

Takes 2 minutes · no commitment

✓ Florida licensed✓ 30% of savings, only if we win✓ You approve everything

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE — 24-UNIT MULTIFAMILY, MIAMI

County assessed value$6,850,000

Income-indicated market value$5,490,000

Over-assessment$1,360,000

Est. yearly tax overpayment~$28,970

At 21.3 mills. Illustrative math, not a promise — every property gets its own analysis, and we tell you honestly when an appeal isn't worth filing.

TRIM notices mail in mid-August. Florida allows only 25 days to petition.

EST. 2026 DEADLINE: ~SEP 16 · — DAYS LEFT

Three steps. One signature.

Submit your property

Address and folio number. We pull the county assessment and run the numbers. If there's no case, we say so — free either way.

We build the case

Income analysis, comparable sales, and a board-ready evidence packet. You e-sign one engagement; we file the VAB petition and represent you.

Pay only on savings

If your assessment drops, our fee is 30% of first-year tax savings. If it doesn't, you owe nothing beyond the county's small filing fee.

Built for South Florida owners

Commercial, mixed-use, and 2–50-unit multifamily properties in Miami-Dade and Broward. The strongest cases share a pattern: rising assessments, real-world vacancy, deferred maintenance, or a purchase price below the assessed value.

· Multifamily & apartment buildings

· Retail, office & mixed-use

· Warehouses & light industrial

Why owners trust us

A person signs every filing. AI drafts the analysis; a Florida-licensed professional reviews, approves, and represents you at the VAB.

Honest screening.If the gap between assessed and market value is thin, we won't file. A weak petition wastes your filing fee and our credibility.

Aligned incentives. We only get paid when your taxes actually go down.

Questions owners ask

Is appealing my assessment legal?

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Yes. Florida law (Chapter 194) gives every property owner the right to petition the county Value Adjustment Board when they believe the assessment exceeds market value. Tens of thousands of petitions are filed in Miami-Dade and Broward every year.

What does it cost?

Will appealing raise my taxes or flag my property?

What do you need from me?

Do I have to attend a hearing?

What if you don't win?

Find out what your property should be assessed at.

Free review. If we find a case, one e-signature starts the appeal. If we don't, you'll know your assessment is fair.

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