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07/13/2026

We're practicing for when Netflix does a documentary on how most homeowners are quietly overpaying on their property taxes💸 (but we're actually the solution)

07/11/2026

Gwinnett homeowners: your appeal deadline has already passed. Fulton and Cobb, yours is coming up fast. If you own a home in Georgia, you have exactly 45 days from the date on your Notice of Assessment to appeal, no extensions, no exceptions, and no second chances until next year.

We put together the full 2026 deadline schedule by county, plus exactly what it takes to win (and the one mistake that can actually raise your bill).

Check your county's date before you assume you still have time.

Full breakdown at the link ▶️

Georgia homeowners have just 45 days to appeal their property tax assessment. Learn the exact deadlines, filing steps, and what happens if you miss the window.

07/11/2026

Did you know only 29.1% of Cook County homeowners have claimed their homeowners exemption?

This one form can reduce your property's taxable value by $10,000, which typically saves Chicago homeowners $600 to $1,000+ every year. Once approved, it renews automatically, so it's truly a one-time effort for ongoing savings.

Missed applying in past years? You may be able to recover up to 3 years of savings through a Certificate of Error.

We break down exactly who qualifies, how to apply, and how combining this exemption with a property tax appeal can multiply your savings even further.
Read the full guide at the link below

Learn how Chicago's homeowners exemption can save you $600-$1,000+ per year by reducing your property's taxable value, plus how to apply and recover missed savings.

07/06/2026

Myth: your escrow payment goes up because "that's what mortgages do."

Truth: it's usually your property tax assessment driving the increase, and that number can be appealed. Has this happened to you?

07/03/2026

Did you know Georgia only taxes 40% of your home's value, not the full amount?

Most homeowners have never looked past the number on their assessment notice, and it turns out there's a whole formula behind it, plus exemptions and appeal windows most people miss.

Worth a read (and worth sending to your GA homeowner friends) 👇

Georgia taxes you on 40% of your home’s fair market value. Learn the exact formula, see real dollar examples, and discover how exemptions and appeals can lower your bill.

06/29/2026

We can't help it 🤷‍♀️

06/23/2026

If you got a Notice of Assessment from your county this year, that number is not final. Georgia homeowners have 45 days to appeal, and most never do because they didn't know it was an option.

You don't pay unless you save. Start your appeal at the link in bio.

06/22/2026

Over 8 in 10 Georgia homeowners have never appealed their property tax assessment. 51% didn't even know they could.

That's a lot of overpaying.

If you received a Notice of Assessment this year, you have exactly 45 days to challenge it. No extensions. No exceptions.

We broke down every 2026 county deadline, the step-by-step filing process, and what a successful appeal can mean for your taxes over the next three years.

Read the full guide and start your appeal today:

Georgia homeowners have just 45 days to appeal their property tax assessment. Learn the exact deadlines, filing steps, and what happens if you miss the window.

06/20/2026

"I've always been skeptical of tech-first companies, especially when it comes to managing my money."

That's exactly the kind of skepticism Ownwell is built to hold up against.

Before signing up, this homeowner did the research: who's actually involved, what the process looks like, and whether real humans are part of it.

Turns out they are. Real property tax experts review everything, build the case, and represent you: no stone unturned, no upfront cost, and no payment unless you actually save.

The result? Thousands saved, for them and their neighbors.

If you've been on the fence, this is your sign to just check. It costs nothing to find out.

Join thousands of homeowners saving with Ownwell!

06/18/2026

We wrote this one for every homeowner who knows exactly what this feeling is worth.