TaxAppealAgent vs O'Connor & Associates
O'Connor is an established firm that does everything for you — and takes up to 50% of your first-year savings. A flat fee keeps that money in your pocket.
Check before you commit
Don’t pay upfront hoping you’re over-assessed. Check your property for $4.99 — fully credited toward your appeal if you proceed. Then keep 100% of your savings.
Check my property — $4.99TaxAppealAgent vs O'Connor & Associates
| TaxAppealAgent | O'Connor & Associates | |
|---|---|---|
| Fee on $2,000 savings | $29 flat | Up to $1,000 (≈50%) |
| You keep | 100% | As little as 50% |
| Try before you pay | $4.99, credited | No |
| Monitoring | $49/yr flat | % again each year |
| Full hearing representation | You self-file | Yes |
| Best for | Standard residential + DIY savers | Complex/commercial |
Choose TaxAppealAgent if…
- You want to keep 100% of your savings on a standard residential appeal
- You want to verify over-assessment first for $4.99
- You want yearly monitoring at a flat rate
Choose O'Connor & Associates if…
- You want a 50-year-old firm to handle a complex or commercial case end-to-end
- You never want to file anything yourself
Frequently asked
How much does O'Connor charge?
O'Connor works on contingency, taking a percentage of your first-year savings that can reach about 50%. On a $2,000 reduction that’s up to $1,000. TaxAppealAgent charges a flat $29.
Is a flat fee better than O'Connor's contingency?
For a standard residential over-valuation appeal, a flat fee almost always keeps more money in your pocket. Contingency firms make sense mainly for complex or commercial cases requiring full legal representation.
Keep 100% of your savings
Check your property for $4.99, credited toward a flat $29 appeal packet. No contingency fee, ever.
Check my property — $4.99