Is your home assessed higher than what your neighbors' homes sold for?
Enter your Mecklenburg or Iredell County address. We compare your county assessment with recent sales of similar homes nearby and tell you whether an appeal is worth filing.
Free check. No account needed.
Assessment check
Example home, 2,100 sq ft
County assessed value
$412,000
Value from nearby sales
$361,200
Assessed 14.1% above the median of 5 similar sales within half a mile. Estimated savings if the county agrees: about $400 a year.
Not over-assessed? You may still pay less.
North Carolina has programs that cut or put off property taxes for seniors, people with disabilities and disabled veterans, and Mecklenburg adds a grant of its own. None of them are automatic; you have to apply. We'll tell you which ones fit in about two minutes.
- Are you 65 or older?Half your home's value can be tax-free if household income is $39,900 or less.
- Living with a permanent disability?The same exclusion as seniors, or a cap on your tax at 4 to 5% of your income.
- A veteran with a 100% service-connected disability?The first $45,000 of your home's value is tax-free. No income limit.
- In your home 3 years or more?In Mecklenburg only: the county's HOMES grant pays up to $650 of your county tax. Income limits go up to $93,900 for a family of four.
Mecklenburg and Iredell counties are setting new values for every property as of January 1, 2027. When your new value arrives, the window to appeal is short.
Get an alert when values are outHow it works
Step 1
Check your home
We pull your assessment from county records and compare it with similar homes that sold near the date the county used to set values.
Step 2
Get your appeal packet
If the numbers support an appeal, the $49 packet gives you the comparable sales, a written argument, and the county forms and steps.
Step 3
File it yourself
You submit the packet to the county. No power of attorney, and you keep every dollar you save.
One flat price. You keep the savings.
Appeal companies that work on contingency usually keep 25 to 35% of your first year's savings. Our packet is $49, whatever you save.
| You pay | You keep | |
|---|---|---|
| Contingency service (25 to 35%) | $300 to $420 | $780 to $900 |
| Our packetPropertyAppeals.org packet | $49 | $1,151 |
Get an alert when 2027 values are out
We'll email you once your county publishes new values, so you can check your home before the appeal deadline.
Questions
- Do you file the appeal for me?
- No. We prepare the packet and walk you through each step, and you submit it to the county. We don't represent anyone at hearings.
- Which homes can you check?
- Homes, including townhomes and condos, in Mecklenburg County (Charlotte, Cornelius, Davidson, Huntersville, Matthews, Mint Hill, Pineville) and Iredell County (Mooresville, Statesville, Troutman), North Carolina. More counties are coming.
- Why compare with older sales?
- North Carolina counties value every home as of one date. An appeal has to show what your home was worth on that date, so we use sales from just before it.
- My value is fair, but my bill is still too high. Can you help?
- Maybe. Seniors, people with disabilities, disabled veterans and long-time owners on a budget can qualify for county and state relief. Check what you qualify for.
- What if my home is fairly assessed?
- We'll tell you, and you won't pay anything. Most of the value of a free check is knowing whether an appeal is worth your time.