Cash is King! How to Reduce Your Real Estate Tax Bills Webinar

Due to the economic downturn, most property values have declined. Thus, many taxpayers have the opportunity to appeal the valuation of their properties and potentially reduce their real estate tax bills.

Webinar: March 2, 2010, Noon – 1:00pm EST, with speaker Paul T. Saba

Reducing Your Property Taxes Seminar in Sharonville

Join Finney, Stagnaro, Saba & Patterson, LPA and RETA on February, 22, 2010, to learn about how you can reduce your property taxes with property tax valuation appeals at Sharonville United Methodist Church, 3751 Creek Road, Sharonville, Ohio 45241.

Reducing Your Property Taxes Seminar in Deerfield Twnsp

Join Finney, Stagnaro, Saba & Patterson, LPA and RETA on February, 3, 2010 to learn about how you can reduce your property taxes with property tax valuation appeals at the Coldwell Banker West Shell office located at 5947 Deerfield Boulevard Suite #104 Mason Ohio 45040.

Reducing Your Property Taxes Seminar in Indian Hill

Join Finney, Stagnaro, Saba & Patterson, LPA and RETA on January 20, 2010 at Cincinnati Country Day School in the lower school Library to learn about how you can reduce your property taxes with property tax valuation appeals.

Reducing Your Property Taxes Seminar in Oakley

Join Finney, Stagnaro, Saba & Patterson, LPA and RETA on January 12, 2010 at Crossroads Community Church in Oakley to learn about how you can reduce your property taxes with property tax valuation appeals.

Property Tax Reduction Seminar Offered

Start 2010 off right with tax savings!

(Realtors only) Thursday, December 10th at the Cincinnati Area Board of Realtors RETA offers with Hamilton County Auditor Dusty Rhodes a property tax reduction seminar.

Appealing Property Tax Valuations in Hamilton & Butler County

If you live in Hamilton or Butler County and are thinking about appealing your new property value used for taxes, you will find helpful these notes taken during the class.

Do You Want To Challenge Your New Property Tax Valuation?

Many of us have seen dramatic increases in our county tax bills just released in 2009, because of increases in property valuations as well as increases in tax rates.