Think Your Property Taxes Are Too High?

A Certified Tax Grievance Appraisal Could Save You Thousands.

If your property has been assessed above its true market value, you may be paying more in property taxes than necessary. Home Land Appraisals has been assisting homeowners with tax grievance appraisals since 1996 by providing independent, USPAP-compliant appraisal reports prepared by experienced New York State Certified Real Estate Appraisers.

How the Process Works

1. Contact us to discuss your property and schedule your appraisal
2. We inspect the property and analyze the local market
3. You receive a certified appraisal report supported by verified comparable sales and market analysis
4. Submit your appraisal with your tax grievance application before your municipality’s deadline

Useful Links for Tax Grievance

• Nassau County: nassaucountyny.gov
• Suffolk County: RP-524 Grievance Form
• Westchester County: Grievance Procedure
• NYC (5 Boroughs): Grievance Procedure

Why Choose Home Land Appraisals

• Over 30 Years of Real Estate Appraisal Experience
• More than 20,000 Appraisals Completed
• Serving Long Island, New York City & Westchester
• Local Certified Appraiser in Every County We Serve
• Court Approved Part 36 Appraiser
• USPAP Compliant Reports
• Competitive Fees & Fast Turnaround Times

Why a Certified Appraisal Matters

A certified appraisal provides an independent, unbiased opinion of market value supported by verified comparable sales, market analysis, property condition, location influences, and current market trends. Municipal assessors and review boards often place significant weight on professionally prepared appraisal reports because they are developed in accordance with USPAP and supported by documented market evidence.

A Tax Grievance Appraisal May Be Especially Helpful If:

• Your assessment is significantly higher than recent comparable sales.
• The property has deferred maintenance or functional deficiencies.
• Market values have declined since the assessment date.
• The property is unique or difficult to value.
• A previous grievance was denied because supporting evidence was insufficient.

Potential Long-Term Savings

A successful tax grievance may reduce your annual property tax burden, potentially saving hundreds or even thousands of dollars each year. Because assessments often remain in effect for multiple years, the savings can continue well into the future.

Our Part 36 Distinction

We are on the exclusive Part 36 List of the Chief Judge, a distinction held by only a small percentage of certified real estate appraisers. Every report includes our appraiser's Fiduciary ID#, adding another layer of credibility by documenting our court-approved status and demonstrating that your valuation was prepared by an appraiser who has met the stringent standards required for appointment.

This provides an additional level of credibility and professionalism that may strengthen the presentation of your appraisal during the grievance process.