The Amicus Brief

by Mitch Vexler

This document and a serious of documents in conjunction with this will serve as the foundation of eliminating property tax around the nation starting with Texas

Owner of Mockingbird Properties a Dallas-based real estate investment company that specializes in the acquisition and development of Commercial Real Estate including luxury high-rise Condominiums, Townhomes, Retail, Multi-Family, and Urban Mixed Use. With experience in acquisition, leasing, development, construction, and sales, Mockingbird Properties is positioned for substantial growth as we continue to actively pursue opportunities

FREE! Just one form to calculate both gross wedge and cash flow. This form is a great way to keep track of and determine weather or not a property might be a good deal using math and subdivision comparable analysis.

FREE! Quick and easy homebuying course on purchasing power, credit, income, asset, down payment, loans, wedge, cashflow, goals and what you can ask the seller for when making an offer.

Learn from an instructor with decades of experience in the real estate industry. As a licensed residential mortgage loan officer I gained overwhelming knowledge and insights on how the industry AND consumers think and work. Having my sales person/ realtor license gives me additional experience and insights on how to purchase real estate. However my motivation and desire to help empower normal everyday people is perhaps my greatest attribute.

This form will help homeowner fight their assessment value determined by the CAD's. It will help determine what values the CAD's are using on the GIRD's and how to adjust and determine if the comps we provide are good comps for the property protest.

the main topic is learning how to generally start the process of protesting property tax valuation to possibly reduce tax bills. The text stresses the importance of understanding assessment notices versus tax summaries, initiating the protest process, and requesting vital documents like the grid or comparison homes (COMPS) from the Central Appraisal District.

• Understanding assessment notices versus tax summaries
• Initiating the protest process
• Requesting important documents from the Central Appraisal District Like COMPS (sold homes)

By understanding the valuation process and actively participating in protests, homeowners can potentially lower their property taxes, positively impacting their community. Remaining calm, understanding market values, and adhering to deadlines when filing protests are highlighted for success in the process.