Multi Family & Apartment Building Property Tax Appeals

Chicago and Illinois multi-family and apartment building property tax appeal attorneys
For apartment building owners, property taxes are typically the second-highest expense after financing costs. This can be frustrating for landlords and investors who are working to serve tenants while maintaining profitability.
Our law firm works in partnership with landlords, multi-family property owners, and real estate investors to assist them in the cost-effective management of their properties, specifically focusing on their property tax burdens.

KSN will develop an income analysis of your apartment or multi-family property and review:
- The amount, quality and durability of net income over the economic life of the property
- Market data rents and expenses, or actual income and expenses capitalized
- Condition and level of occupancy of the property
- Sales of comparable properties in the area in order to argue for lower taxes on the property’s value
Understanding Illinois Multi-Family Property Tax Appeals
Curious how property tax appeals work for multi-family buildings in Illinois? This article breaks down everything from operating income to comparable properties so landlords and investors can better understand their property assessment and the appeal process.
KSN works on a contingency fee basis. What does that mean?
Unlike some competitors, our law firm does not charge a processing fee. Our clients do not pay a legal fee unless we are able to successfully reduce their property tax assessment.
Questions about our Illinois property tax appeal services? Ready to start your appeal?
Please contact KSN today to discuss your legal needs.
Fill out the form or reach our law firm by calling 855-537-0500.
KSN provides a number of legal services including community association law, landlord/tenant law, collection, property tax appeals, and more.
By using the form, you understand and accept that we cannot treat unsolicited information as confidential. Further, initiating possible legal representation requires review for any potential conflict of interest.

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