What could be worse than paying penalties on your property taxes? What can happen to your home if you don’t. If there’s an outstanding balance on your Texas property taxes, your penalty will eventually turn into calls from a collection agency. Penalties will continue to add up, along with collection attorney’s fees and interest, compounding your […]
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If you own property, you have to pay taxes. Property Taxes were due by January 31. Which means if you still haven’t paid, penalties, attorney’s fees, and interest all have been accruing since February 1 and have attached to your property. If paying your property taxes is still on your to-do list, there are few […]
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Texas property taxes are in the top 5 most expensive in the nation, about 1/3 higher than the national average. Texas has neither a state property tax, nor a state income tax, so local property taxes have to go further than other places around the country. This year, same as many years before it, most […]
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It’s tax season, and if you are still trying to figure out how the new federal tax plan affects you, you aren’t alone. Earlier this year, Congress made a speedy change to the federal tax plan to change the local tax (and therefore your property tax) deduction guidelines. Prior to this year, Texans could take […]
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As human beings, we are all guilty of procrastinating. However, when it comes to paying your property taxes, procrastinating is very costly. As of February 1st, all unpaid Texas property taxes became delinquent and attached to your property. This means that you’ll pay in the form of interest, fees, collection attorneys and even possible foreclosure. […]
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One year tax loan cost
$000,000
One year delinquent county cost
$000,000
Your est. monthly payment
$000,000
$000,000
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