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How Will Texas Proposition 3 Impact Property Taxes for Disaster Relief?

If you or your family have been hit hard by one of the many hurricanes, tornadoes, and floods that impacted millions of Texans over the last few years, you probably followed the progress of Texas Proposition 3, which proposed a property tax exemption or deferment for those property owners impacted by natural disasters. If you […]

Dallas County Tornado Victims Eligible for Property Tax Relief

In October, North Texas was hit with more than a dozen tornadoes, and many local home and business owners are still struggling to recover from the severe damage. These property owners already received their annual tax bills, and as the holiday season continues, North Texas families may find themselves without their home or business and […]

Just Got Your Tax Bill? Everything You Need to Know About Payment Deadlines

If you opened your tax bill in October and your jaw hit the floor, you’re not alone. Texas property owners pay some of the highest rates in the U.S., and this year saw big increases in property tax rates in many areas. Don’t let the thought of paying your tax bill overwhelm you. Instead, keep […]

Which North Texas Neighborhoods Had the Biggest Property Tax Increase?

Every year, the average property tax rate for Texas homeowners is significantly higher than the national average, and, for those who live in metropolitan centers like Dallas-Fort Worth and the greater north Texas area, property tax rates often double the national average. As neighborhoods and communities improve, property values increase, and the average property tax […]

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Will the New Property Tax Law Impact Your October Bill?

With not one but two laws that will impact property tax bills passed by the Texas legislature in 2019, homeowners may be anticipating a more affordable property tax bill this October. Unfortunately, these new property tax laws won’t be in effect until next year’s property tax season, but there is some hope of more reasonable […]