Philadelphia County
Is your Philadelphia rental over-assessed?
The city values your property using nearby sale prices, as though it were the house next door. But a rental is worth what it earns. We build your appeal on the income it actually produces.
See the difference for free in about ten minutes. If an appeal makes sense, your full filing package is $49, paid once.
- The check is free. No card, no account
- Based on your rent and expenses, not a generic comps list
- Your assessment read from the city’s own records
- A straight answer when an appeal would help you
Start with your address
We look it up in the city’s public assessment records so you are not copying numbers off a letter. About ten minutes to an answer.
You can also type the nine-digit OPA account number from your assessment notice here instead.
No account needed to start. Nothing is shared with the city until you file it.
What makes this different
Comps value the house next door. We value the building.
Most appeals argue from what sold nearby. Rentals are valued on what they earn.
Comparable sales
What most online appeal packets use
Values your property by what nearby buildings sold for.
Income capitalization
What we buildThe method built for rentals
Values your property by the rent it actually earns, minus what it costs to run.
How it works
Four steps
- 1
Find your property
Type the address. We read the assessment, lot size, improvement area and zoning straight from the city’s public records, and pull the data for you.
- 2
Enter your figures
The rent it collects, what it costs to run, and the capitalization rate you consider fair. The value updates as you type.
- 3
See the value difference for free
Your value against the city’s, in dollars and in estimated tax savings. The numbers will tell you if an appeal would help you before you have paid anything.
- 4
Only then, decide
If it is worth filing, the package downloads as a single PDF once you confirm every figure. Print it, sign it, and send it to the city.
What you can do here
Check for free. Pay only if it is worth filing.
The check costs nothing and takes about ten minutes. The paperwork is what you pay for, and only once you know the answer.
Start here
Free check
Free
no card, no account
Find out what your property is worth on your own figures, and how that compares to the city’s assessment.
- Your assessment read from the city’s public records
- A value from your rent and operating expenses
- The difference, in dollars and in estimated tax savings
- A straight answer when an appeal would help you
Appeal package
$49
per property, per year
The complete filing, ready to submit to the city.
- The city’s Real Estate Market Value Appeal form, filled in
- The Value Summary Cover Sheet, filled in
- A calculation sheet showing all of the arithmetic
- Income and expenses as backup
- A page for each property photo
- Your current lease or leases, attached as the city asks
Offered at the end of the free check, once you can see whether it is worth it.
One payment, per property, per year. No subscription, and no share of any reduction the city grants. What they decide has no bearing on what you pay.
No cut of your savings, nothing that renews, and not a generic comparable sales packet. A flat $49 rental appeal, built on your income, for Philadelphia.
An estimate calculated from the figures you entered. Not a prediction of any outcome.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the free check actually tell me?
What exactly do I get?
How is the value calculated?
Does this work for my property?
Your 2027 appeal takes about ten minutes
You need your rent, your operating expenses, and a capitalization rate. The rest comes from the city’s records or from the calculation.
7 days until Monday, October 5, 2026