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Assessorly Academy

Build your property tax knowledge.

Start with Property Tax Essentials, a free one-hour demo for everyone, including college students. Professionals receive no continuing education (CE) credit for the demo.

Explore the current catalog for course availability, state approvals, and enrollment requirements.

Knowledge you can use

More context. Better conversations.

Property taxes are part of real estate. Add the knowledge that helps you connect a property’s value with the questions owners bring to you, during a transaction and after closing.

Follow the property tax picture.

Connect valuation, assessment, tax rates, billing, and the people responsible for each step.

Put it to use

Help a client understand where a number on an assessment notice or tax bill comes from.

Ask better valuation questions.

Explore the assessor’s role, property records, and how market value relates to the values used for taxation.

Put it to use

Bring more context to a conversation about an assessment, a sale, or the ongoing cost of ownership.

Recognize the next local step.

Build familiarity with residential appeals, property tax relief programs, and state-specific requirements.

Put it to use

Recognize when a client needs the right local resource, deadline, or professional support.

A foundation to build on · REA-101

Foundations of Residential Property Taxation 101

Our only CE course track: a two-hour course for $20 including the first state, plus $20 per additional state. One state totals $20; two states total $40. State enrollment opens only when its approval and course requirements are ready.

Colorado approval is recorded; check the live catalog for current approved credit hours and enrollment availability. Course duration does not imply CE credit hours. The course outline covers the assessor’s role, taxing authorities, the treasurer or tax collector, residential appeals, relief programs, and a state supplement.

Review Course 101

The learning journey

  1. The propertyValue, records, and assessment
  2. The tax billAuthorities, rates, and collection
  3. Your stateLocal rules, appeals, and relief

Five-course property tax certification bundle — Coming soon. The remaining courses are still in development.

Inside the classroom

Keep the lesson and the guide together.

Your outline, lesson, and Student Guide share one workspace. Move through the material, complete the required checks, and return to your recorded progress.
Preview the classroom

Explore before enrolling. Preview activity does not count toward course completion or continuing education credit.

Course outline

  • Property tax foundations
  • Valuation and assessment
  • State supplement

Learn. Reflect. Apply.

Lesson content, Student Guide prompts, and knowledge checks help connect each concept to your practice.

A view of the learning approach. Open the preview to explore the actual Course 101 classroom.

Choose with confidence

Start with the course. Check the state.

The catalog brings the course and state offering together so you can review the details before making a commitment.
  1. Choose your course.

    Review the outline and current enrollment options. Course 101 introduces the residential property tax system and its connection to real estate practice.

  2. Check your state.

    Read the offering’s approval status, credit hours, and completion requirements before enrolling. Availability and requirements are specific to each offering.

  3. Learn, complete, and keep your record.

    Open My Courses, work through the required lessons and assessments, and follow the completion steps shown for your enrollment.

Education and professional practice

Academy is where you learn.

Academy provides property tax education and the classroom. Assessorly Pro is the separate program for organizations building a property tax practice, with seats, practitioner training, and state-scoped report work.

Taking a course does not automatically grant professional credentials or permission to practice. Review the current Pro program and its requirements when you are ready to explore that path.

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Before you begin

A few useful answers.

Who is Academy for?

Everyone can try the free one-hour Property Tax Essentials demo, including college students. It uses Colorado examples and awards no CE credit. For real estate professionals, Course 101 is our only CE course track; check its current state approval and enrollment availability.

Will a course count toward my continuing education?

The free Property Tax Essentials demo awards no CE credit. For Foundations of Residential Property Taxation 101, check the selected state offering in the live catalog for approved credit hours and enrollment availability. The two-hour course costs $20 including the first state, plus $20 per additional state. Approval status, credit hours, and requirements vary.

What do I need to finish before receiving a certificate?

For the free demo, a printable and downloadable completion PDF will show your test score after the assessment is approved and you pass; it is not a CE certificate. For a professional CE certificate, follow the requirements shown for your enrollment. These can include required lesson and video time, Student Guide acknowledgements, knowledge checks, finals, evaluations, attestations, and state reporting steps. Completed certificates appear in My Courses after the required steps are complete.

Can I explore the classroom before enrolling?

Yes. The classroom preview lets you explore Course 101 content and the learning workspace. Preview activity does not record learner progress, issue certificates, or award continuing education credit.

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Your next step

Bring more knowledge to the next conversation.

Explore the current courses and state offerings in Assessorly Academy. Start with the information you need for your next step.