Assessor’s Review
Early analysis of the assessment notice, property record, valuation position, and transfer-related changes.
- Notice and parcel review
- Assessment and taxable value analysis
- Comparable and condition record
FixMyAssessment.com · Detroit-area appeal support
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Structured property tax appeal support for owners, investors, and property managers—from the local review process through the Michigan Tax Tribunal.
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Appeal Route Finder
Start with the document in front of you.
Answer two short questions for a general stage recommendation and a focused preparation list. This is educational routing, not legal advice.
1 Situation2 Details3 Route
Question 1 of 2
What best describes where you are today?
Question 2 of 2
What kind of assessment issue are you seeing?
Your likely next route
Assessor’s Review → March Board of Review
Your notice points to the local review track. Timing is critical because the Board record may affect later options.
Prepare these items now
- Confirm the tax year, classification, assessed value, and taxable value
- Compare the notice with the parcel record and transfer history
- Develop the valuation or correction theory and supporting exhibits
- Verify the City’s current filing and hearing requirements
Route finder result: . Confirm current deadlines and eligibility before filing.
Question 2 of 2
How is the property classified?
Your likely next route
Michigan Tax Tribunal review
A March Board decision can open the next appeal stage, but deadlines and preservation rules depend on property classification and the issue raised.
Prepare these items now
- Preserve the Board decision, petition, and complete exhibit record
- Confirm property classification and the Tribunal division
- Calendar the tax-year filing deadline from an official source
- Evaluate valuation proof, jurisdiction, and requested relief
Route finder result: . Confirm current deadlines and eligibility before filing.
Question 2 of 2
What support do you need now?
Your likely next route
Active Tribunal case support
The next move should be driven by the docket, governing order, and burden of proof—not a generic valuation packet.
Prepare these items now
- Review the petition, answer, orders, and upcoming dates
- Identify the exact valuation or legal issue to be proved
- Build an organized evidentiary record
- Prepare the next filing, proposed resolution, or hearing plan
Route finder result: . Confirm current deadlines and eligibility before filing.
Question 2 of 2
What prompted you to look into an appeal?
Your likely next route
Deadline and parcel screening
Start with a focused diagnostic review to identify the relevant tax year, triggering event, and any route that remains available.
Prepare these items now
- Collect the latest assessment notice and tax bill
- Check transfer history, uncapping, classification, and exemptions
- Identify prior local or Tribunal filings
- Screen the parcel—or portfolio—by urgency and evidence strength
Route finder result: . Confirm current deadlines and eligibility before filing.
Focused support at each stage
A disciplined record, not a generic objection.
Each engagement is scoped to the property, the notice, and the available administrative route.
March Board of Review
Organized local protest preparation with exhibits and a clear theory of the requested correction.
- Petition package preparation
- Evidence organization
- Hearing and follow-up support
Michigan Tax Tribunal
Case preparation and procedural support for eligible Small Claims and Entire Tribunal matters.
- Petition and deadline review
- Valuation record development
- Orders, stipulations, and case support
1AnalyzeNotice, parcel, classification, timing
2BuildValuation theory, evidence, exhibits
3AdvancePrepare the filing and track the matter
For investors & property managers
One portfolio. A parcel-by-parcel strategy.
Screen multiple Detroit-area properties for appeal stage, uncapping issues, documentation gaps, and filing priority.