Riverside County, California Property Tax Associates (CAPTA). California Property Tax Associates-CAPTA, Experts in Property Tax reduction.
NO SAVINGS-NO FEE!
Welcome to the Riverside County Property Tax Reduction CAPTA site. We are the Riverside County Property Tax Experts for both commercial and residential properties. We provide assistance of every type to Property owners in the state of California-Statewide! Including how to handle your own “Do it Yourself” Property Tax Reduction.
Our service to you, should you not wish to take on the Property Tax system alone is very simple. We will handle all aspects of your reduction appeal from informal talks with the County Assessor personnel to a full County Assessment Appeals Board hearing. And we never charge any fee or cost up front; NO SAVINGS, NO FEE! Our work is based on our performance.
AUTOMATIC RE-ASSESSMENTS
Please be advised that there are several Counties providing homeowners with “automatic reassessments”. This is an honest effort by the County to get a handle on the falling property tax values. However, they can never adequately accomplish the huge volume of work required to get ahead of this problem. That’s where CAPTA can help you. EVEN IF YOU’VE RECEIVED A REDUCTION FOR THE 2008 YEAR WE CAN FIGHT TO GET YOU MORE! WITH NO OBLIGATION TO YOU UNLESS WE ARE SUCCESSFUL! Please call us today at (888) 678-9TAX for more information as deadlines are approaching, as early as September 15 in some counties.
SOME USEFUL LINKS
The following links are provided to assist you with any research you may have specific to Riverside County and is provided as a public service:
- Riverside County Assessor
- Riverside County Planning Department
- Riverside County Building and Safety
- Riverside County Tax Collector
- Riverside County Clerk/Recorder
- Riverside County Other Departments and Offices
If you prefer, please call us at (888) 678-9TAX
We present the excerpt that follows of an article written by California Property Tax Expert Jim Guffey. Click for the full article.
THE RECENT PAST
The 21st century began modestly enough. But in the early 2000s things began to change. The real estate market had settled to a degree of normalcy from the early 1990s wherein a loan for real estate was based on the buyer’s ability to pay and, as homebuyers achieved a higher degree of economic stability and income they were able to step up in a modest fashion to a newer or new house. Real estate appreciation was modest and generally was not a factor in the buying decision.
But within the first few years of this new decade a new phenomenon began. Californians and indeed, Americans, among many others in the world at this time were accustomed to “owning” things far in advance of when they could be afforded. With the advent of credit there was no need to wait to purchase a desired item. In the preceding 50 years people no longer “owned” much of anything. There were loans for cars, loans for furniture, loans to pay other loans and then, easy credit to obtain credit cards. Credit cards began to be used to pay for everyday living expenses such as food and auto expenses, and many people who previously could not qualify for a credit card were nonetheless given credit cards. Credit became a means for living, and financial institutions were poised for record profits. All at the expense of the consumer who was paying outrageous interest rates on this credit card debt, frequently approaching 25% or more. Trouble was on the horizon.
Please call us today at (888) 678-9TAX for more information as deadlines are approaching