Property taxes in Texas are due by January 31st. If unpaid on February 1st the county will start adding penalties and interest. The penalty starts at 6% and the interest starts at 1% for a total of 7% being added on February 1st. The penalty and interest will increase...
It’s no surprise that even though we are familiar with property tax loans, there are many questions that are left unanswered. Many people contemplate a property tax loan as a last resort if they struggle to pay their property taxes. This blog has answered some of...
After obtaining your dream home in Texas and enjoying the peaceful yet exciting community experience that it offers, there are annual matters that you need to take care of – paying for your property taxes. There are several important dates to look for throughout...
Would you put your trust into anyone to handle the property taxes on your biggest investment? Definitely not! If you require a property tax loan, you should have some idea of who you can put your trust into. The property tax loan process allows a property tax lender...
Amid economic uncertainty such as Covid-19, unexpected circumstances can lead to a delay in paying property taxes. The inability to pay property taxes can force local taxing authorities to add on penalties, interest, & fees. If the taxes and fees go unpaid for a...
