Maryland Property Tax Information

The Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation (SDAT) periodically reassesses real property. If you receive a Notice of Assessment and believe the market value is too high, you generally have 45 days from the date of the notice to file an appeal. Appeals may be submitted online or by returning the appeal form included with the notice.

If you disagree with the initial decision, you may have the opportunity to continue the appeal through the Maryland Property Tax Assessment Appeal Board and, if appropriate, additional review levels.

Why Choose Us?

Our team is committed to providing:

• Professional review of your property assessment

• Careful analysis of market data

• Clear communication throughout the appeal process

• Personalized service for homeowners, investors, and commercial property owners

Every property is unique. We evaluate the facts of your assessment and help determine whether an appeal is appropriate based on the available evidence.

Properties We Assist

• Single-Family Homes

• Condominiums

• Apartment Buildings

• Office Buildings

• Retail Centers

• Industrial Properties

• Warehouses

• Hotels

• Mixed-Use Developments

• Investment Properties

Request a Free Property Assessment Review

If you recently received a Maryland Notice of Assessment and believe your property may be overassessed, contact us for a consultation. We will review your assessment, discuss the appeal process, and explain your available options.