Assessment Notices:

Assessment notice in the mail, and value seems excessive?

  • Notices are mailed every five years during reassessment years.

  • Notices are mailed when a property sells.

  • Notices are mailed any time the assessor changes the value due to an ATI.

  • You have 90 days to appeal the value stated on your assessment notice. 

No assessment notice in the mail, but assessed value and/or property taxes seem to be excessive?

  • Assessments can be appealed any time during the tax year which is January 15th to January 15th of the following year, when no assessment notice has been mailed.

  • Change in value due to physical changes? Damage due to flood, fire, termites, mold, settlement and so forth.

  • Change in value due change in rental income, vacancy, or on-going expenses? Change in value due to external changes like losing a major employer in the area.  

  • Allow a qualified expert review your assessment, at no cost to you. All inquiries are strictly confidential.

 
 

Assessable Transfer of Interest (ATI)

ATI law SC 12-37-3150

An ATI is an event that triggers a reassessment of a property. Events that trigger an ATI include sale of the property, zoning change, children’s inheritance, a large addition or renovation as well as a lease that has a term in excess of 20 years. The ATI law is referenced here.

County Map of South Carolina

 

Confidential, Complimentary Property Screening