Property Taxes in 2023 Increased Dramatically Over 2021 (+35%)
Detached homes and small residential income properties (1-4 units) were hit hard by 2023 tax assessments—many were overvalued, leading to unfair increases.
If your property's assessed value feels inflated, we can help you push back with a report built to support a strong appeal, so you don’t end up paying more than you should.
Why This Matters
Once your property is over-assessed, reversing it isn’t easy. We’ve seen it happen, properties being overvalued and appeals getting denied. For investors, the stakes are even higher. In markets like Boulder, where properties are trading at a ~5% cap rate, saving just $3,000 a year in taxes can increase your property’s value by $60,000. That kind of leverage makes every dollar saved worth paying attention to.
Choose the Level of Support That’s Right for You
Not every homeowner needs the same kind of help. Some just want the right data to file a strong appeal. Others prefer to have it all handled for them. Either way, we’ve got you covered—with clear pricing and expert support.
A professional, third-party valuation report designed to help you make an informed decision as to whether your property has been fairly assessed.
Prefer to let us handle everything for you? We'll perform the analysis, develop the report, and manage the entire appeals process for you—start to finish.
RESOURCES ARE LIMITED —FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED
In order to make sure each client gets our very best, we only take on what we know we can handle. For both Property Valuation Reports and Full-Service Packages, once we hit capacity, we stop taking new clients.
How It Works
We keep things simple and focused—because your time matters. Here’s how we build a report that gives you a real shot at appealing excessive assessments.
See a Sample Report
Want to know what you’re getting before you commit? Download a real example report.
Why Choose Us
When it comes to determining a property’s value, experience matters. You want someone who’s done this before—thousands of times.
We’ve completed over 50,000 property valuations—across all types of neighborhoods and market conditions—not just for clients, but as investors ourselves.
We’ve worked in this region for years. We know the neighborhoods, the market shifts, and the small details that can make or break a strong appeal.
In 2023, our reports helped reduce assessment increases by an average of 80%—saving homeowners from thousands in unnecessary property taxes.
From the first data pull to the final follow-up, we keep things simple and clear. No jargon. No chasing. Just a process that works without draining your time and energy.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
A Notice of Valuation is a document sent by the government with an estimate of your property's value, which determines how much you'll pay in taxes. Assessments are conducted every two years, and if the government overvalues your property, you'll end up paying more than you should.
Most property owners assume the government's assessment is correct, but many properties are overvalued due to inaccurate data. If you don't challenge it, or are unsuccessful doing so, you could end up overpaying thousands of dollars in taxes over the next two years.
We pull detailed information directly from your county assessor’s site. This includes square footage (total and finished), bed/bath count, lot size, assessed value, recent sales, and any unique features that may influence your property’s valuation.
If you find a signficant discrepancy between our valuation and the Assessor's (to your disadvantage), you'll have solid evidence to challenge the assessment.
Yes, but most homeowners fail because they don't have the right evidence or experience. The appeals process can be complex, and without professional support, your chances of success are low.
We offer a Full-Service Package where we manage all appeals on your behalf. It includes filing, documentation, and communication with the assessor, until all appeal instances are exhausted.
We handle your appeal through all standard steps, including working directly with the assessor's office. If your case escalates to an in-person hearing, we stop at that stage because in-person hearings require legal representation and may even risk a higher valuation, which goes beyond the scope of our service.
Yes. Appeals must be filed by June 9th, and we only take a limited number of clients. Reserve early to secure your spot.
Yes! Upgrading is easy. When we deliver your Property Valuation Report, you'll receive a direct link in the same email to upgrade to our Full-Service Package. Just click the link and you’re on your way. Additionally, you can email us anytime at assessments@cremoxie.com, and we’ll guide you through the process step by step.
No, we do not offer refunds. Creating these reports and managing appeals requires significant time and effort from our team. While we provide the most accurate valuation and support possible, we cannot guarantee the outcome of an appeals process. For further information, check our Refund Policy.
Yes, we do! If you're managing multiple properties or a portfolio, we offer custom pricing based on the scope of work. Bulk discounts are determined on a case-by-case basis. Just reach out to us at assessments@cremoxie.com and we'll be happy to create a personalized offer that fits your needs.