Property Tax Loan Information

A Guide to Delinquent Property Taxes in Texas

November 3, 2026

With 2026 Texas property tax bills arriving, now is a good time for homeowners to understand upcoming payment deadlines and what happens if taxes go unpaid. Whether you’re dealing with financial hardship, unexpected expenses, or an existing overdue balance, unpaid property taxes can quickly become a larger financial burden as penalties and interest accumulate. Understanding…

Why November Is the Smartest Time to Refinance Your Property Tax Loan 

November 3, 2026

For Texas property owners, the end of the year can bring added financial pressure. Between holiday expenses, year-end budgeting, and preparing for the new year, receiving another property tax bill can make managing finances even more challenging. At Johnson & Starr, we understand how overwhelming it can be to manage an existing property tax loan…

Can I Get a Property Tax Loan in Texas Before February 1st? 

November 3, 2026

With the holiday season approaching, many Texas homeowners are already thinking about upcoming expenses. Along with holiday shopping and celebrations, 2026 property tax bills are arriving, adding another financial responsibility to the list. In Texas, property tax bills are generally mailed in October, with payments due by January 31, 2027. Between everyday expenses and holiday…

How to Set Up a Payment Plan for Your Property Taxes in Texas

October 6, 2026

Property taxes can be a significant expense, and paying the entire bill at once isn’t always realistic. If you’re having trouble covering the full amount, you may be wondering, “Can I make payments on property taxes?” In Texas, you may have options. Depending on your circumstances and local tax office, you may be able to…

Selling a House with a Property Tax Lien in Texas: What Homeowners Need to Know 

July 13, 2026

If you’re planning to sell your home but have unpaid property taxes, you may be wondering whether it’s still possible to complete the sale. The good news is that selling a house with a property tax lien is possible, but the lien will need to be addressed before ownership can transfer. Understanding how property tax…

Texas Veteran Property Tax Benefits in 2026: What Homeowners Should Know 

May 26, 2026

In honor of National Military Appreciation Month this May, Johnson & Starr is highlighting valuable property tax benefits available to veterans. Texas provides a range of special benefits for service members, veterans, and their families, including property tax relief options to alleviate financial strain. One of these most valuable programs is the property tax relief…

Property Tax Loan Calculator

March 28, 2026

If you’re looking for an affordable option to pay off your Texas property taxes, a property tax loan could be a great fit for your needs. At Johnson & Starr, we offer loans that save homes. Our property tax loans are customized to fit your unique situation and can be flexible to adapt to nearly…

Are Property Tax Loans a Good Idea? Pros and Cons of Property Tax Loans 

February 10, 2026

When property taxes go unpaid, the consequences can be serious, especially in states like Texas, where penalties and interest can rapidly add up. Property tax loans have become a common solution for homeowners facing this issue, but are they the right choice for everyone? This article explores what property tax loans are, how they work,…

What Are the Benefits to Refinancing Your Texas Property Tax Loan?

October 22, 2025

If you currently have a property tax loan and have recently received your 2025 bill, you may be wondering what options you have. Paying your 2025 bill may still be difficult before the February deadline. In many cases, refinancing your property tax loan can offer real financial advantages – especially if your circumstances or interest…

What is a Property Tax Lien?

August 19, 2025

If you own property in Texas, or anywhere in the United States, you’re required to pay some level of property taxes each year. These taxes help fund essential public services like schools, police and fire departments, and local infrastructure. But if property taxes aren’t paid on time, the local government has a powerful legal tool…