WOZ VALUE UP? DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.

For many property entrepreneurs, the annual property tax assessment is a thorn in their side. Not for Dion Bartels.

for many real estate entrepreneurs it is the annual thorn in the side: the property tax assessment. Not for Dion Bartels. This self-proclaimed Wizard of WOZ goes into battle with love. However, in some cases it is too high WOZ value actually favorable. Bartels Consultancy tells why.Text: Patrick Stoffer
Image: Bartels Consultancy It is no secret that the WOZ value of properties is regularly estimated too high. But an objection procedure? Waste of energy. Yet a lot of money can leak out of a company due to a WOZ value that is too high. An annoying cost item for the entrepreneur, a nice cash cow for the municipality.

In some cases it is actually beneficial to litigate to increase the property tax (real estate tax). This can be valuable for the sale, rental or refinancing of properties. This makes it possible to ask a higher price. For these processes and for help with refinancing real estate portfolios, Bartels Consultancy is the right place for you. With this help, real estate can be managed as cost-efficiently as possible.

Still want to contest an assessment? You prefer to spend your time doing business instead of litigating, MASTERS understands that too. But at Bartels Consultancy they take up this challenge. Without the customer having to worry about it, The Wizards of WOZ Dion Bartels checks the WOZ value and challenges an incorrect property tax assessment. The result: profit for the company. And does a property tax prove to be correct? Then the no cure, no pay rule applies. In short: nothing to lose.

Dion Bartels (Bartels Consultancy) has been fighting incorrect WOZ assessments for years after working as a lawyer for decades. He calls himself the Wizard of WOZ. The lawyer now offers free service to members of KHN.

You can file an objection up to 6 weeks after the date of the assessment. Don't waste valuable time and start your objection procedure today! How? It's very simple: mail your assessment notice(s) to [email protected] and he picks it up.