Territory Equity File
A licensed parcel-level file with source fields, comparable statistics, exact comparable IDs, screening differentials, and confidence or QA flags.
Official records · bounded method · licensed use
AppealMyTax Territory Intelligence turns official county assessment records into a traceable local analysis your team can inspect, publish, and use in informed client conversations.
Built for broker-owners, team leads, lenders, and local-market publishers with a defined geography and a real distribution plan. Every engagement begins with a manual feasibility review and written scope.
The email subject is Territory Intelligence feasibility review. Do not send client lists or customer addresses during the initial review.
Certified validation package
A completed sample proves the method and artifact shape. It does not prove every territory is feasible or every flagged property will produce an outcome.
Source: TCAD 2026 Certified Appraisal Export, Supplement 0, July 18, 2026. Validation geography: ZIPs 78734 and 78738. Single-family state codes A1-A5. The median figure is a screening differential, not savings. TCAD supplies a waterfront classification for this method but no structured view field, so view is not classified.
Possible scope
A licensed parcel-level file with source fields, comparable statistics, exact comparable IDs, screening differentials, and confidence or QA flags.
A crawlable aggregate story with source, verification date, method, limitations, citation language, and findings the approved license allows you to publish.
Field dictionary, bounded methodology review, permitted uses, redistribution limits, and a written scope tied to source feasibility.
Deliverables are possible components, not a standard bundle. Availability and price follow a written feasibility review and quote.
Methodology
Designed for accountable use
Use by one named brand on its website, email, print, social content, client reports, and lead-generation materials, plus public aggregate publication with AppealMyTax attribution when the written scope allows it.
Resale, sublicensing, public posting or redistribution of the raw parcel file, legal conclusions, guaranteed savings, or representation in a property-tax proceeding.
Manual feasibility review
Include your name, work email, company, role, territory type and name, intended use, and optional website. We will review the official source before proposing a scope.
Request a territory reviewDo not send client lists or customer addresses. This opens an email draft; nothing is sent automatically.
We begin with the official assessment or appraisal roll published by the relevant county or appraisal district. A feasibility review confirms whether that source has the fields and coverage needed for the requested territory before we quote the work.
No. Availability depends on the official source, geography, property classes, comparable coverage, and the intended use. We reject or rescope territories when the source cannot support a defensible result.
Pricing is quote-based after feasibility review. Scope depends on eligible parcels, source and geography complexity, comparable analysis, QA, deliverables, license breadth, and whether a future refresh is requested.
A written license can permit one named brand to use approved outputs on its website, email, print, social content, client reports, and lead-generation materials. Resale, sublicensing, and public redistribution of a raw parcel-level file are not included unless explicitly agreed in writing.
No. A flag is a screening differential produced by a documented comparison method. It is not an appraisal, legal or tax advice, predicted savings, or a guaranteed appeal outcome.
No. AppealMyTax supplies data and informational reports. We do not file, represent, negotiate, contact a buyer's customers, or manage appeal outcomes.