Texas Property Tax Protest Guide Commercial Property Tax Protest: Cost, ROI & When to Hire an Attorney Before you protest, know the real numbers — what it costs, what it could save, and when hiring an attorney actually pays for itself. Brandon Barchus, Texas Property Tax Attorney Updated July 2026 7-minute read Every commercial property […]
Read More...Texas Property Tax Exemption Guide Property Tax Exemption for Disabled Homeowners in Texas Qualifying disabled Texas homeowners may receive an additional school-district residence homestead exemption and a school-tax ceiling. This guide explains the exemption amount, eligibility requirements, application process, and the difference between disabled-person and disabled-veteran property tax benefits. Brandon Barchus, Texas Property Tax Attorney […]
Read More...Independent-Method Texas Property Tax Buyer’s Guide Best Texas Property Tax Protest Companies: 2026 Comparison & Buyer’s Guide Pricing and service claims last verified: September 8, 2026 Searching for the best Texas property tax protest companies can produce a confusing mix of company-written rankings, ads, local firms, technology platforms, consultants, attorneys, and forum recommendations. This guide […]
Read More...Texas Property Tax Data Texas Property Tax Rates by County: 2025 Rates and 2026 Guide Compare official 2025 county-government property tax rates for major Texas counties, then learn how school, city and special-district rates combine on an individual property. Every table identifies its tax year, source date and limitations, with links to the local 2026 […]
Read More...Texas Property Tax Law Texas Proposition 13 Explained: What the Homestead Exemption Increase Means for You In November 2025, Texas voters approved Proposition 13 — a constitutional amendment that raised the state’s general homestead exemption to $140,000, effective January 1, 2026. Here’s what it means for your property tax bill, how it works alongside other […]
Read More...Texas Property Tax Explained Why Are Property Taxes So High in Texas? Texas has no state property tax, yet many owners still face large local property tax bills. The reason is a combination of local school and government funding, multiple taxing units, property values, exemptions, appraisal limitations, and the tax rates adopted where the property […]
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At a critical time when a property was in lease-up, we were faced with an unreasonable and unjustified assessment.
Brandon’s tenacity and responsiveness resulted in a fair assessment and the largest value change I've seen in my career.
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