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4 New Year Resolutions for Real Estate Agent Success in 2026

Whether you believe in resolutions or not, making a list of action items can help you achieve your goals in 2026! Here are some great items to add to your list as you set goals for the new year, and set yourself up for success! 1- Review your business plan. Now is a great time […]

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5 Myths of the Nassau County Property Tax Grievance Process

5 Myths of the Nassau County Property Tax Grievance Process

If you want to formally challenge your property assessment in Nassau County, you should first be aware of how this municipality works. Here at Heller & Consultants Tax Grievance, we have developed over a decade’s worth of experience in this industry. Below, we will cover 5 of the most common myths people believe regarding our

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Can I Grieve My Property Taxes Every Year?

Can I Grieve My Property Taxes Every Year?

For those living on Long Island, property taxes may already account for their highest house-related expense. According to tax-rates.org, the average yearly property tax paid by Nassau County residents amounts to about 8.26% of their annual income. And in Suffolk County, it amounts to about 7.57% of their yearly income. When property taxes go up, this

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Long Island Property Tax Myths and Misconceptions

Long Island Property Tax Myths and Misconceptions

Getting a notice every year that your property taxes are going up can be frustrating. What’s more, researching online to see how property taxes work and if you can lower your property taxes can often be confusing. There are many property tax myths circulating the internet. The tremendous amount of tax information on the web

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How to Lower Your Long Island Property Tax Bill in COVID Times

How to Lower Your Long Island Property Tax Bill in COVID Times

It has been a difficult year for everyone, including Long Island residents. Unfortunately, it has also been a difficult year financially for county and local municipalities, which are looking to close their budget gaps with yet another property tax increase for Long Islanders. According to a Newsday article, some Suffolk and Nassau County residents saw

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How Does Property Assessment Relate to Your Property Tax Bill?

How Does Property Assessment Relate to Your Property Tax Bill?

Taxes are an inescapable fact of life. If you’re a property owner in New York, property taxes form a big part of your tax liability. Property tax is paid on property owned by individuals or other legal entity and varies from one state to the other. This tax liability depends on the market value of your

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