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Sharing AssessLess with local professionals
Local professionals can share AssessLess as an optional resource. They should not present it as an endorsement, partnership, or advice.
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
- The client controls the free property check and any later packet choice; do not collect, upload, or forward private documents for them.
- Keep the handoff independent: no county affiliation, no professional endorsement, no payment relationship, and no appeal advice.
What to do
- Send the AssessLess help link only as an optional independent resource.
- Say that AssessLess is independent and evidence-first, and that the homeowner should use official county sources for filing rules and deadlines.
- Do not upload files for a client, review their evidence, collect private documents, recommend a purchase, or tell them whether an appeal is worth filing.
Why this matters: This keeps the choice with the homeowner and avoids turning a trusted recommendation into advice or pressure.
If something goes wrong: If the client is confused about your role or the relationship, point to the property check and AssessLess support boundaries instead of implying you or AssessLess will advise, file, or decide for them.
AssessLess does not pay referral fees or endorse professionals. It gives no legal or tax advice, is not a filing service, is not county-affiliated, and cannot guarantee reductions.