Thank you! This tutorial was super helpful. You provided step by step instructions and explained each step throughly and easy to understand. This will save me finding a third party and paying them to submit and process my tax grievance.
Great video! I'm under contract and likely to be a homeowner soon. My realtor mentioned that my taxes are over assessed and to grieve them. I started reading and it looked overwhelming to say the least. Your video and your way of explaining was so clear. Thank you so much!!
Thank you sooo much for your knowledge and wisdom I just got my surplus escrow check and my monthly payment went down $100 a month. ❤️❤️❤️❤️love what you do.
Finally, I understand that what i need to compare. Thank you for being so thorough. I played this video and followed along in another window as you explained everything. I watched ARC a couple of weeks ago but your training was much better. Thanks again.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIDEO! This was so much easier than I thought it would be. I got this done so much faster than I made it out to be in my head by procrastinating it!
Thank you so much for the video. It's very clear and detailed. Thus, this is the first time I'm filing tax grievance, you make it very easy for people to understand. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. God bless you and your family.
Thank you so much for the video. You made the process simple. I sent it to my neighbor and with your step by step he should be able to complete as well 🥰🥰🥰🥰
THANK YOU!! With a 6 month old baby I didn’t think I’d have time to do this myself, but your video made it so easy!! I really appreciate the time you took to make this
This was a great video! The last time my property was assessed. I hired a Company to do it for me and It had a back porch listed but I haven't had that back porch in many years. when I add info, I can put that I don't have a porch anymore and that will make taxes lower and correct info will be listed?
It might. Overall it depends on: 1. whether you're able to find comps with market value equal to or below your assessed value and 2. The value you attribute to the back porch.
Yes, SCAR stands for the Small Claims Assessment Review and is a court process that you can pursue if your original tax grievance is denied. It's relatively straightforward as it's also online, as of now the fee is $30. So if your overall property tax savings exceeds $30 it makes sense to try it. If you're concerned about doing it yourself, lots of businesses specialize in helping you to file it on your behalf. Hope this was helpful and thanks for watching!
You can find that at: nassaucountyny.gov when you use the sales locator to find comps. Dwelling info should be on the left after you enter your address.
@maikelkamel7905 Yes, but the deadline to appeal taxes using 2024/2025 assessed value has passed. You can go ahead and try though just to get familiar with the process for the following year.
Can I use home sales in surrounding neighborhoods. I’m in Lynbrook, can I use houses sold in East Rockaway for my grievance, or should I try and just stick with lynbrook
Thank you for the great instructional video! I have a question. I'm considering buying a home in Nassau county and the taxes are a little high but haven't been grieved. The first thing I'd want do is file a tax grievance. Will I run into an issue since the assessed value on the nassau county lands record viewer will be much lower than what the purchase price would be. In this current market it's a challenge to not have the listing asking price be higher than the assessed value and have to make offer over asking to get a winning bid. You mentioned that part D was optional but helpful to fill out but if we include "year aquired" and "price" it would work against our purpose. How should we handle it - leave the information out? Thank you in advance!
As soon as you close, your purchase price will be considered the market value of the home. It's highly unlikely you'll be able to grieve at that point. Try to have the seller start the grievance before you close. Just point them to this video 😉
@@listwithchichi Thank you! Understood. I appreciate your feedback. In the event the seller's won't start the grievance before close, I'd have to do the similar property search based on our purchase price, correct?
@@stefanie8152 By definition, your closing price is the price you think the property is worth. So it's highly unlikely that the county will accept a grievance arguing that the property is worth less than what you just paid for it.
You can't have it both ways. You can't purchase a property for $600K, then file a grievance with the county stating it's actually worth less than $600K, unless you didn't know something about the property and you overpaid for it significantly. To your point, this is where 'Part D' would be helpful yes.
Thank You! Clear and concise. I did find when I chose from a list of sales in my range, 3 of the 4 houses (upon research) were paying MORE in taxes than my house. I am guessing that makes a difference? I chose 3 others that were paying LESS than what I am currently paying. Am I making better choices?
Besides this being an excellent step-by-step video for grieving your own taxes, Chichi has assisted me in finding comps personally. In a timely manner, she has responded to my emails and has given excellent advice. Give her a try for any real estate needs, and no, I don’t know her personally.
Thank you! My town is really small so there are very little houses to compare. I did find properties sold within my area for less price but much higher sq ft. Example: My property is 786 sq ft and I found 2 properties with less price sold but sq ft of 1917 & 1462. Could I use these as a comparison?
Thank you for the information but I found a property in my area that sold for way less than the average home. The seller was the buyer of the home. Can I still use that property in my grievance?
You should have at least 3 properties when you file. If this specific property is too much of an outlier, yes you risk your grievance being denied, but you won't know unless you try.
@@listwithchichi Thank you again, I had already filed but I didn't want to push the envelope. **** I was actually trying to filed an amendment for 2023/24 but didn't realize we were in 2024/25. So now I guess I have to Fax them some info.
Great tutorial. I know you said dont enter road but i live on daniel rd north. Do i just enter daniel north because there is a daniel south with same address as mine
Thank you!
This tutorial was super helpful. You provided step by step instructions and explained each step throughly and easy to understand. This will save me finding a third party and paying them to submit and process my tax grievance.
This is the clearest presentation on grieving assessments that I have ever seen. Pretty good on the Tech side, too!! Thank you!
Thank you!!
This was SO helpful! I conducted the research and filed my grievance in real time while watching and it was super easy. Thank you!!
I just finished grieving my taxes using your video guide. Thank you very much for making it easy to do this!!!
You're welcome, glad you found it useful 😀
Great video! I'm under contract and likely to be a homeowner soon. My realtor mentioned that my taxes are over assessed and to grieve them. I started reading and it looked overwhelming to say the least. Your video and your way of explaining was so clear. Thank you so much!!
Thank you sooo much for your knowledge and wisdom I just got my surplus escrow check and my monthly payment went down $100 a month. ❤️❤️❤️❤️love what you do.
This was so helpful and easy to follow. I just submitted my tax grievance and I'm crossing my fingers!
Finally, I understand that what i need to compare. Thank you for being so thorough. I played this video and followed along in another window as you explained everything. I watched ARC a couple of weeks ago but your training was much better. Thanks again.
Great instructional video! Just grab info from 2 websites, input in a 3rd site and folks are all set. Thank you!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIDEO! This was so much easier than I thought it would be. I got this done so much faster than I made it out to be in my head by procrastinating it!
Thank you so much for the video. It's very clear and detailed. Thus, this is the first time I'm filing tax grievance, you make it very easy for people to understand. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. God bless you and your family.
Thank you so much for posting this fantastic video. It was so easy to follow and I’m a 70 year old senior!!!! I really appreciate it so much .
You're welcome!
This was much easier than the class i attended.
Very Clear and easy to follow. This video simplified the process
Slow and Nice explanation. I was able to follow the instructions while having video in progress. Thank you for explaining so nicely.
Thank you so much for the video. You made the process simple. I sent it to my neighbor and with your step by step he should be able to complete as well 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Great video! Very helpful and offers detailed step by step instructions. Thanks for making this!!
Thank you very much. I followed step by step and submitted my application👍👏🙂
This is the best video ever
Awesome video. Wish I hadn't looked into this after the March 1st deadline. What happens if you try to file past the deadline? Automatic denial?
Thank you. This video was a great help! Just submitted my application
Thanks... super helpful and easy to follow.
THANK YOU!! With a 6 month old baby I didn’t think I’d have time to do this myself, but your video made it so easy!! I really appreciate the time you took to make this
It is an awesome video! Very easy and clear to follow!
Thank you - your video was very helpful!!!
Thank you for this, truly appreciate it. If I tried to fill out an application and did it incorrectly, can I fill out another one?
Thank you so much! It's absolutely helpful, especially the zillow part!
these was extremely helpful. Thank you !!!
Thank so so much !! I now understand what this is all about ❤
wow ! That's so well explained. kudos to you .
Glad you found it useful 😀
This was a great video! The last time my property was assessed. I hired a Company to do it for me and It had a back porch listed but I haven't had that back porch in many years. when I add info, I can put that I don't have a porch anymore and that will make taxes lower and correct info will be listed?
It might. Overall it depends on: 1. whether you're able to find comps with market value equal to or below your assessed value and 2. The value you attribute to the back porch.
You are very easy to follow. I’m stuck though. For me k don’t have an option to “file an appeal” it’s not listed on the side like it is for you
Thank you so much , you did an amazing job going through the setup by step. Hopefully I will get a tax refund
Great video. Thanks. what about SCAR? how does that work? I keep hearing that term as well during my research.
Yes, SCAR stands for the Small Claims Assessment Review and is a court process that you can pursue if your original tax grievance is denied. It's relatively straightforward as it's also online, as of now the fee is $30. So if your overall property tax savings exceeds $30 it makes sense to try it. If you're concerned about doing it yourself, lots of businesses specialize in helping you to file it on your behalf. Hope this was helpful and thanks for watching!
This is awesome! I do not see the Dwelling Info section with living square footage. Where can I find that info please?
You can find that at: nassaucountyny.gov when you use the sales locator to find comps. Dwelling info should be on the left after you enter your address.
I’m looking for info on why to submit photos of one’s own home. Is it to demonstrate areas needing repair?
btw technically we are appealing our property assessment, we are not grieving our property taxes.
THANK YOU! This is great
Which year should we be looking at for our assessed value? Asking this question in 9/23. Thanks!
Most recent.
So should I look at 2025? That’s how far it goes for me
@maikelkamel7905 Yes, but the deadline to appeal taxes using 2024/2025 assessed value has passed. You can go ahead and try though just to get familiar with the process for the following year.
Can I use home sales in surrounding neighborhoods. I’m in Lynbrook, can I use houses sold in East Rockaway for my grievance, or should I try and just stick with lynbrook
Thank You. Hope it works. :-)
Great job, thank you
You're welcome my pleasure.
Thank you for the great instructional video! I have a question. I'm considering buying a home in Nassau county and the taxes are a little high but haven't been grieved. The first thing I'd want do is file a tax grievance. Will I run into an issue since the assessed value on the nassau county lands record viewer will be much lower than what the purchase price would be. In this current market it's a challenge to not have the listing asking price be higher than the assessed value and have to make offer over asking to get a winning bid. You mentioned that part D was optional but helpful to fill out but if we include "year aquired" and "price" it would work against our purpose. How should we handle it - leave the information out? Thank you in advance!
As soon as you close, your purchase price will be considered the market value of the home. It's highly unlikely you'll be able to grieve at that point. Try to have the seller start the grievance before you close. Just point them to this video 😉
@@listwithchichi Thank you! Understood. I appreciate your feedback. In the event the seller's won't start the grievance before close, I'd have to do the similar property search based on our purchase price, correct?
@@stefanie8152 By definition, your closing price is the price you think the property is worth. So it's highly unlikely that the county will accept a grievance arguing that the property is worth less than what you just paid for it.
You can't have it both ways. You can't purchase a property for $600K, then file a grievance with the county stating it's actually worth less than $600K, unless you didn't know something about the property and you overpaid for it significantly. To your point, this is where 'Part D' would be helpful yes.
Thank You! Clear and concise. I did find when I chose from a list of sales in my range, 3 of the 4 houses (upon research) were paying MORE in taxes than my house. I am guessing that makes a difference? I chose 3 others that were paying LESS than what I am currently paying. Am I making better choices?
Yes, you definitely want to choose the homes paying less in taxes to justify your claim that your taxes should be lower. 👍🏼
Besides this being an excellent step-by-step video for grieving your own taxes, Chichi has assisted me in finding comps personally. In a timely manner, she has responded to my emails and has given excellent advice. Give her a try for any real estate needs, and no, I don’t know her personally.
Thanks Donna! Was a pleasure connecting with you, best of luck with your filing.
Extremely helpful
Glad you found it helpful!!
Thank you! My town is really small so there are very little houses to compare. I did find properties sold within my area for less price but much higher sq ft. Example: My property is 786 sq ft and I found 2 properties with less price sold but sq ft of 1917 & 1462. Could I use these as a comparison?
From what you've shared, yes, but feel free to send me an email with the property addresses if you'd like me to double check the addresses for you.
What is your email address?
You are awesome!
This is a fabulous video very easy to use.. my friend double bravo will be very happy
Do you have this for Suffolk ?
HOW FAR back CAN BE THE SOLD HOME BE ie: 6month, 1 yr 2 yr ??
Is this the only option for greivinh taxes in nassau? Also what if your house is a 2family home?
Yes this is the process. You can do it yourself or hire someone to do it for you. AR1 covers 1-3 family homes, it's the option chosen in the video.
Thank you so much
My pleasure!
Similar process for Suffolk?
Thank you for the information but I found a property in my area that sold for way less than the average home. The seller was the buyer of the home. Can I still use that property in my grievance?
You should have at least 3 properties when you file. If this specific property is too much of an outlier, yes you risk your grievance being denied, but you won't know unless you try.
@@listwithchichi Thank you again, I had already filed but I didn't want to push the envelope. **** I was actually trying to filed an amendment for 2023/24 but didn't realize we were in 2024/25. So now I guess I have to Fax them some info.
Great tutorial. I know you said dont enter road but i live on daniel rd north. Do i just enter daniel north because there is a daniel south with same address as mine
No, just enter 'Daniel' and if multiple properties appear, select yours and keep going.
Thank you sooO much for making this video and giving back as return I have subscribe-red. Thank you
You're welcome! Thanks for subscribing!
Great video...thank you
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