Golden State Tax Relief

SacramentoTaxRelief.com is in full swing with less than a month left until the property tax reassessment deadline – today we broke the $5 million barrier in terms of savings uncovered for Sacramento County homeowners.

Sacramento Tax Relief Saves Homeowners From Paying Excess Taxes on Falling Home Values

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PRLog (Press Release) – Oct 27, 2008 – SACRAMENTO – What would you do with your share of a two million dollar savings windfall? Homeowners that visited SacramentoTaxRelief.com are enjoying their share of the money as the firm announced today that it has saved nearly $2 million in property taxes for River City citizens.

“I am excited we are saving Sacramento residents nearly $2 million in excess property taxes,” said Mike Linville, owner of Sacramento Tax Relief. “Our absolutely free one-minute evaluation can be the difference between wasting hundreds, or even thousands, of dollars on excess property taxes for a home that has declined in value.”

With the decline in the real estate market, many Sacramento homeowners are still paying property tax bills based on out-of-date assessor valuations. Sacramento Tax Relief comes to the rescue of homeowners with a quick and easy-to-use process that puts those excess dollars back into the hands of families.

“There’s no obligation to check out Sacramento Tax Relief and use the free evaluator tool,” Linville said. “Best of all, it is only costs $69 if you want us to conveniently handle all of the government paperwork and there is even a 100 percent no-hassle money back guarantee.”

In fact, Linville is confident that if a homeowner bought their home between 2004 and 2007, his firm can save them money – guaranteed!

“It is important to visit SacramentoTaxRelief.com even if you don’t think you qualify for a home revaluation,” Linville said. “Many people don’t think they qualify and then are amazed when we can find them savings of $200, $300 or more on their property taxes.”

Linville stresses that Sacramento homeowners looking to take advantage of the housing downturn to lower their property tax better visit SacramentoTaxRelief.com today because the deadline for revaluation is quickly approaching.

“Homeowners only have until November 30 to get their homes reassessed for the 2008-2009 tax year,” he said. “Once that deadline passes, the excess taxes paid are gone forever.”

For a free no-obligation estimate of savings on your property tax please visit Sacramento Tax Relief’s website today at www.sacramentotaxrelief.com.

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Media Contact:
Mike Linville, Owner
Sacramento Tax Relief
Phone: 916-682.9111

Today SacramentoTaxRelief.com broke the $2 million barrier in terms of savings uncovered for Sacramento County homeowners. If you would like a FREE estimate of your savings online please visit us at http://www.sacramentotaxrelief.com.

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Sacramento Tax Relief Saves Homeowners From Paying Excess Taxes on Falling Home Values

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

PRLog (Press Release) – Aug 22, 2008 – SACRAMENTO – Sacramento homeowners may want to take a moment before they make their next property tax payment and visit the free value estimator at Sacramento Tax Relief’s website at www.sacramentotaxrelief.com. The one-minute evaluation can be the difference between wasting hundreds, or even thousands, of dollars on excess property taxes for a home that has declined in value.

While the fallout from the housing crisis continues to roll through Sacramento, county assessors have not been able to keep up with all of the changing house values. The fact is many Sacramento homeowners may be paying property taxes on last year’s high valuations despite the fact the property has declined in value. Even with the tax controls granted under Proposition 13, homeowners may still be paying too much to the county assessors office.

“Homeowners could be throwing away hundreds of dollars in excess property taxes because of incorrect market value assessments,” said Mike Linville, owner of Sacramento Tax Relief. “While a homeowner might know that their home has gone down in value, proving it to the assessors office is another matter. Worst of all the time is quickly running out to make the changes by the end of November.”

Sacramento Tax Relief affordably takes the hassle out of the revaluation process. A process homeowners should not have to struggle with, proving a Proposition 8 allowed temporary decline in value to the assessor’s office requires the hassle of filling out the paperwork, price comparisons to other properties, a licensed Realtor’s® opinion and the time necessary to drop it all off and follow-up on the process.

“It’s a real headache,” Linville said. “We make it easy and very affordable at only $69 – with a money back guarantee!”

Linville’s firm handles the entire revaluation process including a free estimate of savings, a complete professional property valuation by a licensed area Realtor®, time saving preparation of all of the required government paperwork and supporting documentation and they even submit the package to the assessors office for you saving gas and time driving.

The results have been outstanding for some local residents. According to Linville, one delighted customer was able to save $800 while another got $900 in excess taxes eliminated from her bill. Even one customer that had their taxes reduced recently by the county saved an additional $1500 by using the service.

“We believe in paying our fair share of property taxes,” Linville said. “But if your home has gone down in value due to the market conditions, why should you overpay them?”

For a free no-obligation estimate of savings on your property taxes please visit Sacramento Tax Relief’s website at www.sacramentotaxrelief.com.

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Media Contact:
Mike Linville , Owner
Sacramento Tax Relief
Phone: 916-682-9111

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