'[Many property owners] don't really pay attention to their assessment notice; it's the tax bill that hurts them. Then at that point, it's too late,' said Samantha Steele, Commissioner of the Cook County Board of Review.
residents and business owners in the south and west suburbs, and for many, that could mean sticker shock.
He described the process as "a year and a half of patience and nail-biting and pleading and believing."his tax liability from where it had been. "I anticipate a lot of appeals at the Board of Review, and I'm concerned about the property owners not being able to afford their payments," said Samantha Steele, Commissioner of the Cook County Board of Review, which helps property owners get fair assessments.
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