Lower property taxes can help a business or residential property greatly in managing expenses, and our Peoria County property tax attorneys protect your interests and ensure your property tax appeal is given the attention to detail it needs. We are your advocates and will treat your matter with the attention it deserves to ensure the best possible outcome.
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Peoria County Property Tax Appeal Attorneys
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Kevin O'Flaherty oversees all legal matters and is actively involved in making sure every client's case, big or small, is handled with excellence and attention to detail. He is available to contact through phone and email and his rates are available upon request.
Each township and county in Illinois and Peoria County creates its own rules for property tax appeals. After you receive your property tax assessment in Peoria County, you only have a limited window in which to appeal, typically within 30 days. In this article, we discuss the process of appealing your Peoriaproperty tax assessment within that window.
In this video, Peoria County property tax attorney, Kevin O'Flaherty, explains the process of appealing your property tax assessment in Peoria County.
Real estate transactions are an intricate process. Having a real estate attorney to assist you in the process is important to not only have an experienced representative on your side, but someone to help you understand your contract and the property tax implications of your real estate purchase. In this article by our Peoria property tax attorneys, we discuss these and additional benefits to having a real estate attorney in Peoria County.
In this video, Peoria County property tax attorney Kevin O'Flaherty explains why having a residential real estate attorney is essential in Peoria County to ensuring you know the property tax implications of your purchase.
Having a checklist of items and information you need when closing on a home is imperative. Not only to know the terms of your transactions, but also the future tax implications of your real estate purchase. In this article, we provide a checklist that a seller and their attorney must have to handle the transaction including tax prorations and closing date. The attorney must review the previous years; property tax information to determine any amount that must be credited to the buyer as a tax proration at the time of closing.
In this video, Peoria County property tax attorney Kevin O'Flaherty explains why having a residential real estate attorney is essential in Peoria County to ensuring you know the property tax implications of your purchase.
