Prepared for Christopher P. Finney · Finney Law Firm, Cincinnati
The proposal, plainly: what I would run for you every month.
You've seen the 25 — that's the standard of the research. This page is the offer itself: what lands on your desk each month, the arithmetic behind it, how a first month runs, and what it costs to try. Read it top to bottom; the booking link is at the bottom, but everything above it is the actual proposal.
Every complaint against a tax-year 2026 value files with the county auditor between January 1 and March 31, 2027. A monthly list means the window never catches you short.
1 · The offer — what you get every month
Every month, without you lifting a finger on the finding or the chasing:
25 researched Ohio owners, with valuation evidence attached. County auditor parcel pages, recorded sales, foreclosure and receiver filings — owners whose carried value doesn't match what the evidence says. Each one comes to you the way the 25 did: the parcel, the number the auditor carries, the evidence that says it's wrong, and why the owner should hear from you. You set the borders — counties (Hamilton first if you like), property types, size of case worth your time.
Outreach in your name, one owner at a time. Every word reviewed by you before it goes. No blasts, no automation smell — the opposite of how most owners get chased.
Calls land on your calendar. Owners who want a property tax reduction book a slot directly. You talk to interested people only.
You pay for shown calls. A monthly research fee plus a fixed amount per consultation that actually happens. Founding-client pricing for your first 90 days — and if a month shows nothing, the next month is free. The exact numbers we settle on a short call; nothing is charged before you've agreed it.
The 25 you saw were one pass, one afternoon. A live month is twenty-five to that standard, every month, aimed at whatever slice of the Ohio roll you want.
2 · The arithmetic of a month
Here is the whole model as a chain, so you can judge it with numbers instead of adjectives. Every figure below is an illustration, not a promise — the real chain depends on your call capacity and your close rate, which the form below asks for.
Step
Worked example (illustrative)
Owners approached, in your name
25 researched owners
Reply and show interest
say 8 reply, 5 want a look at their assessment
Take a call on your calendar
5 calls booked and shown
Your close rate
say 1 in 3 — you sign 2 board-of-revision engagements
Engagement value
at a typical appeal fee, 2 engagements is real money
Against the cost
the service is priced well under one engagement — one month pays for itself many times over, and every month after compounds toward the Jan 1 – Mar 31, 2027 window
These reply, booking, and close numbers are an illustration only. You'll have your own — the form below asks for your engagement value and your close rate, and we run the chain with your numbers on the call.
That's the whole model: I keep the research and the outreach flowing; you do what you already do — argue valuations at the board of revision — with more of the right owners in front of you.
3 · How a first month would run
Week 1: we lock your borders — counties, property types, call capacity. The first 25 gets built to the standard you just saw.
Week 2: you review the outreach wording once. It goes out under your name, one owner at a time.
Weeks 3–4: interested owners book straight into your calendar. You take the calls; I keep researching the next batch.
4 · A few questions to take your research to the next level
These sharpen the first month's list — and your answers let us run the arithmetic above with your numbers instead of illustrations:
5 · When you're ready — the call
Fifteen minutes to walk the process, run the arithmetic with your numbers, and any questions you've got.
If you're interested — weekday afternoons, your time. Pick whatever suits; the Meet link comes straight back.