The Bexar Appraisal District is mailing out Notices of Appraised Value, which determine your property tax bill. If you think the district overvalued your home, you can appeal. Here are some tips.
There's one particular box you have to be sure to check.Before we get there, let's review the basics. Take a look at your Notice of Appraised Value, or NOAV. Check that your name and address are right. Make sure the description of your property is correct, and that the notice lists all exemptions you qualify for, such as the General Residence Homestead Exemption .
There are 12 possible reasons listed, and they're all over the map. You can choose more than one. But be careful which one you select. You have a lot riding on this decision. That's a mouthful, but it captures the reason you're appealing if you think your appraised value is too high. It gives you the widest latitude in contesting the district's valuation of your home.says in a tip sheet on property taxes:
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