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- 1. MD Property Tax Appeal Deadline February 10th , 2020 How can Altus Group help? Altus represents thousands of local and national property owners in the country and we have saved millions of dollars in property taxes for every property type and ownership structure. CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING: • Are there factors impacting the value of your real estate that the assessor likely has not considered? • Is your investment property suffering from extraordinary tenant vacancy? • For owner-occupied properties, does the assessment reflect the economic realities of your business and current real estate conditions? In a number of cases, purpose built real estate often costs significantly more than what it can generate in terms of “market value” on the open market and therefore may be over-assessed. Should you appeal your assessment? What should I do next? Do you have questions about your assessed value? Give Altus Group a call or email your assessment notice to me and we will advise you on what activity should be completed for 2020 and beyond. Copyright © 2020 | Altus Group Limited | altusgroup.com Kristen J. Durkin Business Development Manager Altus Group 410.568.0740 kristen.durkin@altusgroup.com • Office • Industrial/Warehouse/Manufacturing • Retail/Shopping Centers • Multifamily • Hospitality • Data Centers • Solar & Wind Farms Our professionals have local knowledge and strong working relationships with both the State assessing authorities and Property Tax Assessment Appeal Boards in all 24 Maryland counties. Combined with our information technology capabilities; we are well-positioned to provide you with sound advice and representation with regards to mitigating your tax liabilities and ensuring the tax burden levied against your property is minimized. Over the past month, assessment notices were sent out to one-third of property owners in the State of Maryland. The only way to reduce your property tax is to dispute the assessed value on which the taxes are based. The deadline to appeal your assessment is February 10, 2020.