Strategic Property Tax Advocacy for Montana Homeowners
Your 2025 Property Valuation May Be Too High
Many Montana homeowners saw substantial increases in their 2025 property assessments — often beyond what current market data supports. An inflated valuation can directly increase your annual property tax burden.
Our team provides data-driven valuation analysis and property tax appeal support for homeowners across Montana.
The deadline to appeal your assessment is
June 1, 2026.
We Handle the Appeal Process for You
We help Montana property owners evaluate their 2025 assessment and manage the property tax appeal process from start to finish.
Our team analyzes comparable sales, market conditions, historical valuation trends, and property-specific factors to determine whether an appeal may be justified. If appropriate, we prepare and file the formal tax protest on your behalf ahead of the June 1 deadline.
With experience in luxury residential, investment, and multifamily real estate, we understand both Montana property values and the appeal process required to challenge them effectively.
Contact us by May 22, 2026 to allow time for valuation review and appeal preparation.
How It Works
1) Initial Assessment Review
Contact us by May 22, 2026 and our team will review your property assessment to determine whether a tax protest is likely to be successful based on current market data and comparable sales.
2) Valuation Analysis & Protest Preparation
Once engaged, we conduct a detailed property valuation analysis and prepare the supporting documentation for your review and approval prior to filing.
3) Formal Property Tax Protest Filing
As your authorized representative, we prepare and file the formal property tax protest on your behalf ahead of the June 1 deadline.
4) Ongoing Advocacy & Representation
We continue to advocate for you throughout the appeal process, serving as the primary point of contact for county site evaluations and, when necessary, representing your case before the County Tax Appeal Board.
Fee Structure
A $1,000 non-refundable deposit is required to engage our team and begin the valuation review process. This includes a formal property valuation analysis and assessment review.
Our fee structure is performance-based and tied to the results achieved.
Success Fee
If your property taxes are reduced, the total fee is equal to 25% of the first year’s tax savings, with the initial deposit applied toward that amount.
If your annual tax savings are $4,000, the total fee would be $1,000 — fully covered by your initial deposit.
If your annual tax savings are $12,000, the total fee would be $3,000 — leaving a remaining balance of $2,000 due within 30 days of the tax reduction determination.
If no tax reduction is achieved, no additional fee beyond the initial deposit is owed.