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A closing gift they’ll receive again next year. And the year after that.

Give your client annual property-tax reviews for as long as they own the home — each one carrying your name and contact information. One purchase. No renewal payment.

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One closing gift. Years of reasons to remember who gave it to them.

What arrives
What arrivesFor your clientA plain-language review of their assessment, exemptions, Save Our Homes cap and filing deadlines — every year.
What arrivesFor youBeginning this season, you’ll get a note when each year’s review goes out — the date, and nothing else. The report is theirs alone.
Whose name is on it
Whose name is on itFor your clientYour name, brokerage, phone, email and a logo or headshot, on every report.
Whose name is on itFor youYour details are read when each report is built, not when you bought it — move firms and next year's reports carry the new one — the ones already sent stay as they were sent.
When the record shows something
When the record shows somethingFor your clientThe complete appeal packet when the evidence supports action — the comparable sales, the analysis, the forms, and the filing guidance — at no additional charge, for them to review and decide.
When the record shows somethingFor youIt does not show their report. Not what it found, and not what their record says. The report is your client's alone.
What it costs after today
What it costs after todayFor your clientNothing. Your client never inherits a renewal bill — not a trial, not a subscription that becomes theirs. When they sell, it ends — and there is a new owner at that address who needs the same thing.
What it costs after todayFor youNothing — you buy once, at closing. One payment, yours.

You'll know when your client's first review goes out. A standing reason to check in long after closing.

You will be told when each annual review goes out — the date, and nothing else. Not what it found, not what their record says. The report is your client's alone.

Annual reviews are keyed to the county roll, which publishes in August. The annual notice is built and is not running yet — it starts with the first roll we run it against.

See what your client receives because of you

Most closing gifts have an expiration date. A bottle of wine is enjoyed once. A gift card gets spent. A closing basket disappears. Shield comes back every year.

It arrives with your name on it six to eight times a year — none of it written by you, and none of it timed by you.

Here is their year — one property record read each year, six to eight reasons they remember who gave it to them:

  • At closingThe gift certificate
    JV

    JustValue Shield

    This property is enrolled in JustValue Shield.

    Reviewed every year · Deadline reminders · Record checked.

    Enrolled property

    Your client’s property

    Gifted by

    Dana Reyes · Camellia Row Realty
    (904) 555-0142 · [email protected]

    Each year, JustValue reviews this property’s assessment, exemptions, Save Our Homes cap, and filing deadlines against the county record. When the evidence supports an appeal, the complete appeal packet is included.

    Specimen — fictional agent, not a real endorsement

    Shield continues while you own the enrolled property. · justvalue.net

  • At closingTheir first report covering what the county has on record for the property today

    How their first report reaches them.

  • January–FebruaryHomestead-deadline reminder conditionalonly if their record shows no homestead exemption
  • January–FebruaryPortability-deadline reminder conditionalonly if their record shows an unclaimed transfer
  • AprilSpring home-maintenance note
  • JuneHurricane-season preparation note
  • AugustTRIM-season note, when assessment notices go out
  • AugustThe annual review, when the county publishes the new roll

    At the new roll — when nothing needs action.

    When the record shows something worth acting on.

  • OctoberFall home-maintenance note
  • NovemberTax-bill season note, when the discount window opens

Shield reads the property record once a year, when the county publishes it — and stays in touch throughout the year with the reminders and notes tied to that review.

Your client never inherits a renewal bill. Not a trial, not a subscription that becomes theirs. One payment, yours, at closing.

Every year, beginning with this season’s reviews, Shield compares their assessment with qualified comparable sales where analysis is available — every year they own the home, every year carrying the same message: your agent is still looking out for you.

Your name on more than the annual review. Every message their membership sends carries your details, the same way the report does.

Now see it on your own house

The analysis underneath all of it, on your own address. Free, no account, a few seconds — and it is the same engine that reads your client’s record every year.

If it finds something — that is what Shield is designed to catch.

If it finds nothing — that is what most years should look like. Shield confirms it, and checks again when the next roll arrives.

On every property, in every county: the record review, the homestead and exemption findings, the Save Our Homes cap, portability, and the filing deadlines that apply. Where recent qualified sales support one: the comparable-sales comparison, and a verdict on the assessment. Where they cannot, the review says so plainly and everything above still runs — that is a fact about the property rather than a gap in the record.

A property-tax record does not stand still.

Assessments, exemptions, caps, deadlines and the available evidence all change. That is why Shield returns to the property record each year.

Almost nobody checks whether the change was applied correctly. We would rather confirm things are fine than manufacture a problem every year — so when something genuinely needs attention, that lands differently for it.

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Property

Your client’s property
Sale price (optional)
Context only, never evidence — no figure in the report is computed from it.

Client

Your client
The report goes to them. We tell them the membership is a gift from you, and we tell them exactly what you are told: the date each review goes out, and nothing else.

You

You
These appear on your client’s report. You can edit them any time from your agent page — next year’s report carries the change.

Branding

Your logo or headshot rides every report too — add it from your agent page.

JustValue Shield

$350 · one payment · no renewals

Shield continues while your client owns the enrolled property.

Questions agents ask

Where does this work?

Our screen reaches all 67 Florida counties, and so does our address checker. Comparable-sales analysis runs in 36 of them today, and expands county by county. The record review and the exemption findings — what this program is built on — run in every county. Buy for a client outside the analysis counties and their report carries the record and the exemptions, and says plainly that the comparable-sales section is not available there yet.

Where does the sale price I give you go?

The county record may not show a new sale for weeks or months, so a price you give us is context your client cannot get anywhere else yet. It is your figure, not a recorded sale: we store it as yours, we never put it in a comparable-sales pool or any published number, and when the sale posts to the county roll we compare the two.

How is this treated for tax purposes?

We do not offer tax advice and make no claim about how this is treated for tax purposes — your accountant is the right person to ask.

Get your agent page link — set up your details before you buy, or come back to edit them and see your roster. No password: the link signs you in.

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JustValue is an independent, third-party review of Florida property-tax records — not affiliated with any county property appraiser, and never paid a percentage of your savings.