Property Tax Foreclosure
Can You Avoid Paying Property Taxes? Here’s What Happens
Property taxes are just one of many tax forms used to provide revenue for local governments. Understanding property taxes can be complicated and many property owners might wonder if loopholes exist to avoid paying them entirely. Read on for insights on common misconceptions and what really happens if you try to sidestep your property taxes…
How Long Can Property Taxes Go Unpaid
While it’s preferred that our taxes be paid in full every year by the January 31st deadline, sometimes hardship and life events can affect our ability to pay our property taxes on time. Below is an in-depth guide on how long property taxes can go unpaid in Texas before you face foreclosure. An Overview of Property…
How To Stop Property Tax Foreclosure
Taxes present a significant burden on families, especially with inflation and rising costs across the Country. That burden can become overwhelming when you’ve fallen behind and face a real possibility of property tax foreclosure. Thankfully, there are a multitude of ways to stop property tax foreclosure and keep your home with your family, where it…
A Guide to Understanding the July 1st Property Tax Penalty in Texas
In Texas, missing the January 31st deadline can lead to penalties, culminating in a significant financial hit on July 1st. In this blog, we’ll provide the details of this penalty, the reasons why it’s crucial to avoid it, and practical tips to ensure you stay ahead of your financials. What is the July 1st Property…
What to Know About Investing in Delinquent Taxes in Texas
Texas has some of the highest property tax rates and is one of the largest states in the nation, which means there are plenty of properties sold at auction for unpaid property taxes. A property tax sale is an auction conducted after a property has been foreclosed on due to unpaid taxes, which can create…
Can Bankruptcy Stop Property Tax Foreclosure in Texas?
If you have received a written notice that your property is “subject to foreclosure,” or “in foreclosure,” because of unpaid property taxes, you may be wondering if filing for bankruptcy could save your home from foreclosure in Texas. The short answer is yes. But it is important to note that this should be your last…
What to Do If You Get Sued by the Texas County Tax Collector
Are you dealing with a lawsuit from your local tax collector due to unpaid property taxes in Texas? We understand this can be quite overwhelming due to the serious consequences that can come from a lawsuit against you–including the possibility of losing your home. Fortunately, there are a few options that can help you get…
Do Property Tax Liens Show Up on Credit Reports in Texas?
Most property owners in Texas can agree that not paying property taxes on time can lead to a whole host of problems. One of these problems includes a property tax lien, which is automatically attached to a property when the owner fails to pay their delinquent property taxes on time. If this sounds like you,…
Delinquent Property Taxes: 15 Terms Every Texan Should Know
Texans who are delinquent on paying their property taxes might face unfamiliar property tax terminology during their time of delinquency. Luckily, if you are ever struggling to make sense of what certain property tax terms mean, this glossary of definitions can help. Here are 15 terms you may see on your delinquent property tax bill…
Why it’s Important to Settle Your Delinquent Texas Property Taxes Before July 1st
It’s that time of year again for Texans. The weather is getting warmer, and summer is around the corner. But temperatures aren’t the only thing increasing during this time of the year. If you’re like many Texas homeowners who have fallen delinquent on your property taxes, it can be overwhelming to see the increasing interest,…
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