Your home's assessment is probably too high.
Your home is likely your largest asset, and an inflated assessment raises your bill every year you do not challenge it. We review it, file the protest, and represent you through the hearing, so you keep more of your money without lifting a finger.
No minimum fee, no filing fee, no per parcel charge.
An inflated value tends to carry forward and climb. Filing once resets the baseline and protects you going forward.
An unchallenged value keeps climbing.
When your assessment goes unchallenged, an inflated number tends to carry forward, so this year's overpayment becomes next year's starting point. Most homeowners never protest, and the value keeps running ahead of what the home is actually worth.
Filing once, with a real case, resets that number and protects you going forward. The review costs you nothing, so there is little reason to wait.
The homestead exemption caps your increase.
A residence homestead exemption does more than lower your taxable value. It also caps how much your assessed value can rise, at 10 percent a year. Without it on file, there is no cap at all, and the value can climb unchecked.
If you're not sure whether you have one, ask us. It's a simple form filed with your county, and we're glad to help you make sure it's in place. We don't charge for that.
A missing exemption is often the single most valuable thing to fix.
We take the whole thing off your plate
Send us your notice
Email or upload the notice your county mailed you. If you can't find it, the address is enough to start.
We file and argue it
We prepare the case, file before your deadline, and represent you through the hearing. You attend nothing.
You save
If your value comes down, our fee is one third of the saving. If it doesn't, you owe nothing.
Residential protest questions
Will protesting raise my value?
No. Under Texas Tax Code §41.47(b), the review board can't set your value higher than the amount on your notice as a result of your protest.
What does it cost?
One third of what we save you. No minimum fee, and nothing if we don't win a reduction.
How much of my time?
Five to ten minutes. You send the notice and confirm a few details. You don't attend the hearing.
What about my homestead exemption?
Ask us. A missing one means no 10 percent cap, so it's worth checking. We don't charge to help.
See what your home should be assessed at.
Send us your appraisal notice and find out what a protest could do for you. The review is free, and you're under no obligation.
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