Property Tax Loan Information
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…
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An Overview of Tax Exemptions and Tax Relief in Texas
The process of buying or maintaining a home is littered with hidden costs, and property taxes are one of those unexpected costs that can be a significant burden on many homeowners. However, not everyone is required to pay their full property tax bill. Under some circumstances, you may qualify for tax assistance in the form…
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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…
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What Property Tax Measures Are Available to Veterans
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. Whether you’re currently serving, have served in the past, or are…
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Your Guide to Property Tax Loans and Credit Scores
When considering a loan, most people are rightly concerned about their credit score. Defaulted payments or frequent credit checks can negatively impact your credit rating. However, property tax loans don’t normally show up on your credit report. Some property tax lenders, like Johnson & Starr, offer property tax loans to help you get your finances…
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4 Myths about Texas Property Tax Loans
Texas property tax loans are often misunderstood. As a trusted property tax lender, Johnson & Starr aims to provide you with the right knowledge to help you determine what is true and what is not. In this blog, we’ll debunk the four most common misconceptions about property tax loans and give you a better understanding…
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A Guide to Delinquent Property Taxes in Texas
If you have recently fallen behind on paying your Texas property taxes, the situation can feel quite overwhelming. Paying your property tax bill at once can be a daunting task for most, especially when dealing with penalties and late fees. Fortunately, there are several solutions if you can’t pay your delinquent property tax bill in…
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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…
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Got Hit with the July Tax Penalty? Here’s How We Can Help
Texas property taxes are already some of the highest in the nation, and when your county starts piling on interest, penalties, and collection fees, it can start to feel almost impossible to get your taxes paid off. Especially after July 1st, when you are hit with the biggest penalty of the year. If this has…
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3 Resources for Low Income Texans that Need Help Paying Mortgage Payments or Property Taxes
June is National Homeownership Month and is recognized for the impact homeownership has on people’s lives and local communities. In honor of this month, Johnson & Starr wants to remind Texans that there are various resources available for low-income Texans who need help paying their mortgage payments and property taxes. Keep reading to learn more…
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