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Sharing AssessLess with clients

Realtors can share AssessLess as an optional resource. Homeowners decide for themselves whether to use it.

What AssessLess can’t do

AssessLess is not legal or tax advice, does not file appeals, represent homeowners, confirm deadlines, or promise a lower assessment. Use official county sources for filing rules and deadlines.

Before you start

Use the share note only when a homeowner wants a self-serve resource; there is no referral fee, no endorsement, and the share is not advice.
The homeowner controls whether to open AssessLess, start the free property check, upload anything, buy anything, or stop.

What to do

Share the property-check link as an optional resource, not as a professional recommendation.
Use a neutral note such as: AssessLess is an independent self-serve tool that can help you check official property facts before deciding whether a packet may be useful.
Do not promise savings, screen the homeowner's appeal, advise what to file, collect private documents, or describe AssessLess as an official resource or backed by a realtor.

Why this matters: This lets realtors share a useful resource while keeping the choice with the homeowner.

If something goes wrong: If a homeowner asks the realtor for an opinion, deadline, filing choice, outcome prediction, or document review, send them back to AssessLess help and official county sources instead of answering for them.

AssessLess pays no referral fee for this share, this is not an endorsement, no legal or tax advice is provided, and AssessLess does not file, represent homeowners, confirm deadlines, or promise any result.