Texas is known for its high property tax rates leaving property owners to face high tax burdens every year. If property owners are not able to keep up with their property taxes, they face a property tax foreclosure. In this blog, we will explain what a property tax...
In Texas, many homeowners are unable to pay their property taxes on time. Consequently, they are forced to pay mounting penalties and interest. After July, the county will start sending collection letters and can turn over these delinquent accounts to county...
In Texas, the legislature has laws and regulations that protect the elderly and/or disabled homeowners from losing their homes while they are living in them. Counties offer different types of Property Tax Deferrals to protect these property owners. The catch is that...
Achieve Financial Stability with Texas Property Tax Loans The biggest challenge faced by property owners in Texas is meeting the deadline for property taxes. Texas residential, commercial, and small business property owners must make payment arrangements or pay their...
Small businesses in Texas experience unique challenges like managing cash flow during uncertain financial times. One of the biggest hurdles faced by businesses is having enough cash reserves to ensure all operations run normally. After paying monthly expenses, funding...
Property owners in Texas are required to pay their property tax bill by January 31st of every year. Failure to do so will force the taxing jurisdictions to impose penalties, interest, & fees. In this article, we will describe how the penalties work and how...
