Are You Among The 55% of Homeowners Paying Too Much For Property Taxes?
Ohio Property Tax Appraisals will help you determine exactly that by talking with you about your options and providing sound counsel.
Property Tax Facts
- Valueappeal, a web based company, and JP Morgan Chase Bank estimate 55% of the homes are overassessed.
- That means that over 320,000 properties are overassessed
- Appealing your assessment can save you $$$!
- Reducing your home's assessed value reduces your tax liability!
- $179.00 for a fair unbiased appraisal. Remember the county appraisers work for the county.
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COUNTY
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COMPLAINTS
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# OF PARCELS
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DELAWARE
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2164
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79,000
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FAIRFIELD
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622
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70,000
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FRANKLIN
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14,000
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438,000
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ONLY 2.9% ARE APPEALED
ESTIMATED OVER 320,000 ARE OVERASSESSED
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OHPTA was created to:
- Simplify the appeal process
- Provide a 2nd opinion on your assessed value
- Possibly lower your Property Taxes
We Specialize In Exterior Appraisals.
Intended Use:
- Appeal your current property taxes
- Know your current market value on your home
How to determine if your property is overassessed?
Ask yourself these 3 questions:
- How much do you pay in property taxes?
- What is the assessed value of your home by the county?
- What is your market value of your home appraised by OHPTA?"
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Thank you for visiting the Ohio Property Tax Appraisals (OHPTA), an Ohio Property Appraiser serving Franklin County Ohio, Delaware County Ohio and Fairfield County Ohio. Did you know that over 55% of home owners are over paying on their property taxes? This includes Franklin County Property Taxes, Fairfield County Property Taxes and Delaware County Property Taxes. With a Property Appraisal done by OHPTA you can appeal your property tax assessment and hopefully reduce your property taxes. You can find the necessary forms on the Franklin County Auditor website, Delaware County Auditor website and Fairfield County Auditor website.
Franklin County Auditor
If you are visiting the
Franklin County Auditor website to find out if
you are over paying on your property taxes in
Franklin County Ohio
or to file an appeal on your property tax assessment, you will want to have an
appraisal done on your Franklin County Ohio home first so that you know for sure
the Franklin County Auditor assement of your property is incorrect. Once you have
the independent appraisal completed by OHPTA (which you will recieve within 3
days) you will then need to fill out the form on the Franklin County Auditor website
called "
COMPLAINT
AGAINST THE VALUATION OF REAL PROPERTY" and mail it to Franklin County
Auditor, Board of Revisions, 373 South High Street, 20th Floor, Columbus, Ohio
43215-6310. The whole process on how to appeal your
Franklin County Property
Taxes can be found on the
Franklin County Auditor website.
Fairfield County Auditor
If you are visiting the
Fairfield County Auditor website to find out if
you are over paying on your property taxes in
Fairfield County Ohio
or to file an appeal on your property tax assessment, you will want to have an
appraisal done on your Fairfield County Ohio home first so that you know for sure
the Fairfield County Auditor assement of your property is incorrect. Once you
have the independent appraisal completed by OHPTA (which you will recieve within
3 days) you will then need to fill out the form on the Fairfield County Auditor
website called "
COMPLAINT
AGAINST THE VALUATION OF REAL PROPERTY" and mail it to: Fairfield County Auditor,
Board of Revisions, 210 East Main Street, Room 201, Lancaster, OH 43130. The whole
process on how to appeal your
Fairfield County Property Taxes
can be found on the
Fairfield County Auditor website.
Delaware County Auditor
If you are visiting the
Delaware County Auditor website to find out if
you are over paying on your property taxes in
Delaware County Ohio
or to file an appeal on your property tax assessment, you will want to have an
appraisal done on your Delaware County Ohio home first so that you know for sure
the Delaware County Auditor assement of your property is incorrect. Once you have
the independent appraisal completed by OHPTA (which you will recieve within 3
days) you will then need to fill out the form on the Delaware County Auditor website
called
"COMPLAINT
AGAINST THE VALUATION OF REAL PROPERTY" and mail it to: Delaware County Auditor,
Board of Revisions, 140 North Sandusky Street, Delaware, Oh 43015. The whole process
on how to appeal your
Delaware County Property Taxes can be found
on the
Delaware County Auditor website.