Contact Our Lake Worth Beach Live Local Act Office

How the First Call Runs

We start by asking about the property: parcel, total unit count, and how many units rent at or below the income limits for your area. From those numbers we can tell you whether the exemption is likely to apply, which units would count, and roughly what the tax savings could look like. If something blocks eligibility, such as rents set above the threshold or a unit count too low for the tier you hoped for, we say so on that call.

If it makes sense to keep going, we set up a working session at our office or by phone and video. That session covers your rent roll and tenant income records line by line, so the FHFC certification and the county DR-504AFH filing rest on documents that hold up. Nothing gets filed until you have seen what we found.

Have These Close By When You Call

1. The parcel ID or property address as it appears on your TRIM notice from the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser.
2. A current rent roll showing each unit, its bedroom count, and the monthly rent charged.
3. Whatever tenant income certifications or verification files you already keep, even if they are incomplete.
4. Any prior exemption filings or FHFC correspondence, so we can check deadlines and what was already submitted.

Hours

Mon-Fri

10am-6pm

Sat-Sun

Closed

Hours are Eastern Time (ET).