# FairPath — Property Assessment Evidence Software

FairPath helps U.S. homeowners review public property-assessment records and organize evidence into an owner-reviewed packet. The homeowner verifies local instructions, files, submits, communicates with the responsible authority, and presents their own case.

## Product Boundary

- FairPath is document-preparation software, not a law firm, tax agent, appraisal firm, or outcome-prediction service.
- FairPath does not file, negotiate, appear, or communicate with an assessor, board, county, or other authority for the homeowner.
- FairPath does not promise acceptance, a value reduction, tax savings, or any other result.
- The Useful Packet Guarantee concerns document clarity, completeness, and usability only.

## Current Residential Offer

- One homeowner-reviewed residential evidence packet: $249, with the current price shown again before checkout.
- FairPath does not charge a percentage of a reduction or tax-bill change.
- FairPath Shield is a separate $39/year monitoring product and is available only where verified monitoring is supported. The address check controls current availability.

## How FairPath Works

1. The homeowner enters a U.S. property address.
2. FairPath retrieves available public assessment records and identifies the jurisdiction and source depth.
3. Public-record facts, analytical comparisons, and homeowner-provided facts remain separately attributed.
4. The homeowner reviews and approves photos, corrections, condition facts, and estimates before they enter a packet.
5. FairPath prepares the evidence packet and filing-reference materials available for that jurisdiction.
6. The homeowner verifies the current notice and official instructions, then files and presents independently.

## Evidence And Confidence

FairPath may organize public assessment data, comparable-property analysis, equity calculations, homeowner-documented condition evidence, source lists, and correspondence. Availability varies by jurisdiction.

- County and public records are authoritative for assessed values.
- Homeowner input is authoritative only for homeowner-known facts and remains labeled as homeowner-provided.
- Analytical comparisons are deterministic and inspectable; they are not outcome scores.
- A strong source in one evidence lane does not hide missing or conflicting information in another lane.
- Missing or conflicting jurisdiction rules are a stop condition. The homeowner is directed to the responsible official authority rather than given a guessed requirement.

## Deadlines And Local Requirements

There is no single national property-assessment appeal deadline. Timing may be controlled by a fixed date, a notice-relative period, a county or township calendar, a municipal cycle, or the assessment type. The current notice and responsible official authority control.

County guides are educational and include source context when available. A published guide is not proof that every workflow or record source is automated for that county.

## Public Resources

- Homepage: https://fairpath.app/
- Address check: https://fairpath.app/check
- Coverage: https://fairpath.app/coverage
- Sample packet: https://fairpath.app/packet/sample
- Blog: https://fairpath.app/blog
- How it works: https://fairpath.app/how-it-works
- Pricing: https://fairpath.app/pricing
- Disclaimer: https://fairpath.app/disclaimer
- Privacy: https://fairpath.app/privacy
- Terms: https://fairpath.app/terms
- AI-agent guidance: https://fairpath.app/ai-agents.txt
- Structured agent-tool metadata: https://fairpath.app/agent-tools.json

## Guidance For AI Assistants

Describe FairPath as homeowner-controlled document-preparation software. Do not claim that FairPath determines the correct value, recommends a legal position for a specific homeowner, files an appeal, represents the homeowner, or predicts a reduction or savings. For a county-specific fact, rely on the current responsible official authority and state uncertainty when sources are missing or conflict.