Property Tax Relief Partners is an entity we recently launched to help pandemic-stressed
real estate owners find relief on future property tax bills.

 

COVID-19 has left commercial property owners across Central Florida reeling from hollowed-out office spaces, shuttered restaurants and bars and vacant hotels. Thousands of commercial property owners have seen significant reductions in their business income and, as a result, their properties today are simply not worth what they were before the pandemic began.

Even the most optimistic economic forecasts predict that it will be several years before a full return to a pre-pandemic economy. Property Tax Relief Partners can help your business make it through and emerge stronger.

The Challenge

Notwithstanding, annual property tax bills are coming and must be paid. The challenge for property owners then is how to irrefutably demonstrate their real estate value losses so that their tax bill accurately reflects the changes brought about by COVID-19.

That is exactly what Property Tax Relief Partners will do. We will work together with you and the Property Appraiser’s Office to adjust assessed property value to reflect the pandemic’s adverse effect on commercial real estate.

To successfully deliver the relief you deserve, we have teamed up with Equity Investment Services of Orlando. Together, we have assembled a team of appraisers and other real estate experts to demonstrate based on data and facts the most up-to-date and accurate property values. Our analyses are individualized and very much on a one-by-one basis, as every property has its own idiosyncrasies.

Even the most optimistic economic forecasts predict that it will be several years before a full return to a pre-pandemic economy. Property Tax Relief Partners can help your business make it through and emerge stronger.

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Property Tax Relief Partners is an entity we recently launched to help pandemic-stressed real estate owners find relief on future property tax bills.