Refer
Point a neighbor who's overpaying to us. When they qualify and sign up, you earn for the connection.
Appeals open · Jun–Jul
Community Reps · Now forming in Fulton County, GA
Get paid to represent homeowners in your community.
Help local families stop overpaying on their property taxes. It's seasonal work on your own schedule, and we train you for free — no legal background needed.
“You don't have to be a lawyer or a tax pro to do this. You have to be someone who'll show up for the family down the street — and we'll pay you for it.”
Danny Greene · Founder · Meet Danny
Why this work
Meaningful, flexible, and done from home.
Work that means something.
You're not delivering packages. You're standing up for your neighbors and helping families keep more of what's theirs.
On your own schedule.
Hearings are short, seasonal, and done from your laptop. Take the cases that fit your life — a 15-minute video hearing while the kids are at school, a few a week, or a season off. It's up to you.
We set you up to succeed.
We train you for free and hand you a ready-built evidence package for every case. Your job is to show up prepared and present it. Hearings happen over video, so a reliable internet connection is a must.
How you earn
One role, two seasons, three ways to earn.
The work follows the county calendar: refer neighbors while appeals are open, then represent them once hearings begin. Most reps do all three.
Present
Present a homeowner's prepared case at the county hearing. You earn for every hearing you take.
Hearing season · Aug–Dec
Win
When the case you present wins a reduction, you earn a bonus on top. Your preparation pays off — literally.
Hearing season · Aug–Dec
Referring certifies fast; Representing asks for a more rigorous certification — and you've got the months between seasons to earn it.
We'll walk you through exactly what each one pays when you join a training.
Want to start referring right away, without waiting for training? Get your referral link →
What it takes
What you need to get started.
You
18 or older, with no legal or tax background required. If you can follow a clear presentation and speak up for someone else, you can do this — retirees, parents, and community organizers all make great reps.
Your setup
A reliable internet connection and a quiet place for video calls. Training and hearings both happen online.
The screen
A photo ID and a quick background check — the same kind rideshare platforms run. It protects the families you serve, and you.
This is paid, seasonal work — meaningful supplemental income, not a full-time salary.
Your path to certified
It's a path you earn — and we walk it with you.
Step 1
Join a free training.
A live online session on how appeals work, how to present a case, and how the hearing goes. Open to anyone — come as you are.
Step 2
Pass a short video exam.
Record a couple of short videos showing you can present a case and explain the program. We review them and certify you.
Step 3
Clear a background check.
A quick identity and background screen — the same kind of check rideshare platforms run — because you'll be helping real families before a county board.
Step 4
Start helping.
Sign a simple independent-contractor agreement and you're a certified rep. Shadow a few hearings first if you'd like — encouraged, not required.
Questions
The honest answers.
How much time does it take?
As much or as little as you want. Hearings are short and seasonal, and you choose how many cases you take — a few a week, or a season off.
What's a hearing actually like?
Short — usually 15 to 20 minutes. You present a prepared evidence package to a local county board. We give you the package and walk you through how it goes.
Do I have to do hearings, or can I just refer?
Either. Many reps start by referring neighbors and add hearings later. Most end up doing both.
When does training happen?
Seasonally, a few weeks before hearings. Join the list and we'll tell you the moment the next one opens.
Is this a job or contract work?
Independent contractor. You set your own schedule, take the cases you want, and work on your terms.
Ready to stand up for your neighbors?
Tell me when the next free training opens — and I'll send you the details the moment it's scheduled.
Are you the homeowner? If you landed here wanting to lower your own property taxes, check your address instead.