• County-recorded sales
  • $99 flat, one property
  • You file it

Sample packet

Read a real one before you buy

This is the evidence packet for 6348 Reeds Dr, Mission, KS, a real home from our validation run, generated September 18, 2026 by the same code that builds every packet. Nothing in it was edited by hand.

County’s value, 2026
$517,400
Sales-supported value
$399,600
Gap
29.5% over
Tax at stake, per year
about $1,565

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The PDF is a snapshot from September 18, 2026. The live analysis re-reads the county’s record today, so its numbers can differ if the county has changed the value or a new sale has appeared. Every figure comes from public records; the address and values are the county’s own.

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Section by section

What each part is for

  1. 01

    Cover letter

    Addressed to the Johnson County Appraiser and the Board of Tax Appeals, with the burden-of-proof rule cited, a one-table summary of every evidence method and its status, and the requested correction.

  2. 02

    Subject property, county record

    Every field the county holds on the parcel: class, type, year built, areas, rooms, basement, lot, condition grades, and the appeal status on file.

  3. 03

    Ratio analysis

    Assessed value, the statutory ratio, and the market value the county is actually taxing.

  4. 04

    Recent sale of the subject

    When the home itself sold recently, the strongest evidence in either direction, time-adjusted to the valuation date.

  5. 05

    Comparable sales

    Each sale with its date and county-recorded price, the county's own Compare score where the county listed it, and the county's adjusted-sale figure beside ours.

  6. 06

    Equity and uniformity

    Your value against the certified values of the nearest similar homes, when they support a reduction.

  7. 07

    Record corrections

    The county's square footage, rooms, and basement figures against what you report, as grounds for correction.

  8. 08

    Condition

    The county's condition and quality grades, and any condition issues you note, with what to attach.

  9. 09

    Property detail on the county record

    The county's own component-level buildup of the improvement value.

  10. 10

    How to file

    Both appeal paths with their deadlines, the one-path-per-year rule, the online portal, and what comes after the informal meeting.

  11. 11

    Data sources and limitations

    Where every figure came from and what the method can and cannot show.

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  • County-recorded sales
  • $99 flat, one property
  • You file it