Know what each appeal is worth
Every property shows its requested value, appraised value minus the cost to cure, and an estimated range of yearly tax savings, rolled up by owner and by county.
For landlords and property managers
Your techs photograph problems during turns and service calls. When the county's notice arrives, the evidence for each owner's appeal is already there.
We're onboarding property managers by invitation. Requests go to our team by email.
2214 Fairway DrSingle-family. Appeal due Mar 313 open
907 Linden Ave4 units. Appeal due Mar 315 open
45 Juniper LnDuplex. Appeal due Mar 262 open
3310 Holmes StSingle-family. Exhibit readyReadyEvery property shows its requested value, appraised value minus the cost to cure, and an estimated range of yearly tax savings, rolled up by owner and by county.
The dashboard lists missed deadlines, approvals waiting on owners, issues waiting for review, and open critical repairs. An appeals board and a calendar show every property's stage, deadline, and hearing.
Field techs upload photos and notes from their phone's browser during turns and service calls. Their role doesn't show values or taxes.
Upload photos and SnapCondition drafts the problems it finds, with a severity, a location, and line-item repair costs. Nothing counts until your team reviews it.
Line items are priced from your own price list first, then local labor rates, with your overhead and contingency on top. Edit any line.
Photo dates come from the camera and can't be changed, and only problems that existed on the county's valuation date go into an exhibit.
Send a scope to vendors by trade and ZIP. They bid through a private link with no account. Compare each bid with the estimate and use the one you trust.
Schedule each repair with a vendor and a date, record the actual cost, and keep a history of everything that happened at each property.
Upload a notice of value and SnapCondition reads the values, parcel, and appeal deadline. Your team checks them before they're saved.
Owners get a read-only view of their own properties. Ask for approval with a note, and they approve or send back changes from their portal.
Conditions, dated photos, and contractor quotes, prepared under your company's name. Print it, save a PDF, or download the whole evidence package.
Import properties from a spreadsheet, then filter, group, and save views of properties, issues, and documents. Export any list, or see it all on a map.
Invite your whole team. Each person gets a role, so techs, owners, and billing staff only see their part.
Sign-in needs no passwords, and you can connect your company's identity provider for single sign-on. Admins set AI spending limits by feature and by person, and an audit log records every sensitive change.
Import a spreadsheet of addresses, or add properties one at a time.
Techs photograph problems on their normal visits. SnapCondition prices each one, and your team reviews the list.
When a notice arrives, build the property's condition exhibit and get the owner's approval. You or the owner files it with the county.
Plans are priced per door. Tell us how many doors you manage and where, and we'll send you a quote and set your team up with a free trial.
Managing more than 2,500 doors? Ask about volume pricing.
No. You or the owner files. SnapCondition is software and doesn't represent anyone. If your state requires a license or registration to handle appeals for owners, you'll need it.
No. Values, taxes, and savings are hidden from the field tech role. Techs see their properties' photos, issues, and repair estimates.
Only the properties they own, read-only, plus any appeal you ask them to review and approve.
No. Software estimates them, and your team can edit any line. For real numbers, send the scope to your vendors, compare their bids with the estimate, and use the bid in the exhibit.
No. SnapCondition runs in the phone's web browser, so techs can upload photos from the property.
Anywhere in the US except Texas. Kansas and Missouri have their assessment rates and deadline rules built in. In other states, your team enters the deadline and rates from the notice.
We're onboarding property managers by invitation. Tell us your company and roughly how many doors you manage.
No email app? Write to support@snapcondition.com with your company and number of doors.