Brad Homlotis

What if I want to see the sales that helped determine my property’s new assessed value?For the 2024 Revaluation, Wake County Tax Administration has introduced a new online tool to help taxpayers re...

What happens at a BOER hearing?When you arrive, you will check in with the clerk sitting at the front desk. At your appointed time, the Board will call you forward, and you will then present your i...

Schedule of ValuesWant to understand the methods and procedures used for Wake County's 2024 Real Estate Revaluation?The Schedule of Values, which by law must be approved by the Board of Commissione...

How can I find out what my value was before the revaluation?Use the Wake County Tax Administration Portal - https://services.wake.gov/TaxPortal to search for your property, then click the button la...

How can I find out my current assessed value?You can use the real estate search page to view your current assessed value and other information about your real property at wake.gov/realestate. 

Do other counties conduct more frequent revaluations?Counties in North Carolina follow revaluation cycles that can vary based on the needs and conditions of each locality. Each county sets its sche...

Do I need to hire an attorney?No, taxpayers are not required to hire an attorney, and may represent themselves for any property they own. If someone other than yourself or an attorney licensed to p...

Can I have my BOER hearing rescheduled?You must contact our office at (919) 856-5400, submit an online request at https://wake.gov/rehelp, or email realproperty@wake.gov at least 48 hours prior to ...

BOER - When will my appeal be heard? Where will the hearing take place?Beginning each spring, the Board meets regularly, with the number and frequency of meetings based on the appeal caseload. Tax ...

Board of Equalization and ReviewThe Board of Equalization and Review (BOER) is a special board appointed by the County Commissioners as authorized by state law. It consists of Wake County residents...