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Filing a property tax appeal? Make sure you avoid these 5 common mistakes that could cost you thousands: Missing Deadlines, Weak Evidence, Assuming you can't appeal again, Incorrect property details, Not seeking professional help.<br>
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5 COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID WHEN APPEALLING YOUR PROPERTY TAXES? www.CookCountyPropertyTaxChallenge.com Law Office of John Zapala, P.C.
INTRODUCTION Filing a property tax appeal? Make sure you avoid these 5 common mistakes that could cost you thousands! Law Office of John Zapala, P.C.
MISTAKE #1 – MISSING DEADLINES ? Each township has a strict 30-day window—if you miss it, you must wait another year. ✅ Tip: Set calendar reminders or sign up for appeal alerts! Law Office of John Zapala, P.C.
MISTAKE #2 – WEAK EVIDENCE ❌ Submitting an appeal without proper evidence = immediate rejection. ✅ Solution: Use comparable properties, sales records, and photos. Law Office of John Zapala, P.C.
MISTAKE #3 – ASSUMING YOU CAN’T APPEAL AGAIN ? Wrong! You can file an appeal every year, even if you won last year! Law Office of John Zapala, P.C.
MISTAKE #4 – INCORRECT PROPERTY DETAILS ? Mistake: Your tax bill may be inflated due to errors in property records. ✅ Solution: Review your PIN details and correct any mistakes. Go to www.CookCountyAssessor.com Law Office of John Zapala, P.C.
MISTAKE #5 – NOT SEEKING PROFESSIONAL HELP Mistake: ? Many homeowners miss key opportunities to strengthen their appeal. Solution: ✅ Work with property tax professionals to improve success rates. Law Office of John Zapala, P.C.
CONCLUSION ? Need help with your property tax appeal? Contact the Law Office of John Zapala, P.C. today! Property Tax Relief is Here: ? Call: 312-890-1424 ? Visit: www.CookCountyPropertyTaxChallenge.com Law Office of John Zapala, P.C.
Legal Disclaimer The information provided in these presentations is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal, financial, or tax advice. Property tax laws and appeal processes may vary, and outcomes depend on individual property assessments and local regulations. For professional guidance tailored to your specific situation, please consult a qualified property tax attorney or real estate professional.