Why TaxCk?

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Bill Blanchard is a real estate transaction and real estate tax appeal attorney.  In addition to his law practice he was a licensed real estate broker.  During his 48 years of real estate practice he represented real estate investors, a multi-billion dollar national commercial and retail REIT, and he reduced tax assessments for hundreds of residential, commercial, and industrial property owners. 

The results tell the story.  Bill has earned a record of success since undertaking property assessment appeal cases in 2009. He won assessment reductions for over 95% of his clients since 2019. His appeal record before the Illinois Property Tax Appeal Board is a perfect 28 for 28 in cases where the county was not willing to grant a fair assessment at the local level. Bill's clients have rewarded him with a perfect 5 star rating and they refer new property owners every year.

The assessment appeal process can be a complicated, time consuming, and frustrating. Appellants must follow the stringent appeal rules, be able to quickly develop comparable sales data, search for inequities in the application of taxation,  prepare income and expense statements for rental property, and work with appraisers for commercial or industrial properties. Bill has access to the most complete real estate data bases and proprietary analytical software that allow for quick and accurate decisions regarding client's appeals.

Since forming TaxCk Bill has attained the highest client ratings possible at Google. While competitors post their own edited reviews our client  reviews are placed on this site by Google, are straight from the reviewers and, are not edited by TaxCk.  Check my review page on this website or on the Google Maps App on your I-phone.

I begin the appeal process without any advance fees.  The initial evaluation of your assessment is free,  The fee for our service is 33% of the amount saved on your next tax bill. There is no fee until I deliver an agreement signed by the township assessor or Board of Review reducing your assessment and lowering your next real estate tax bill.