Property Tax Questions, Answered
We make the protest process simple and stress free for Texas homeowners and investors.
General Questions
We help Texas homeowners and residential investors lower their property taxes by analyzing assessed values, filing protests, attending hearings, and presenting evidence on your behalf. You do not pay us unless we save you money.
Texas property tax law is complex and county assessments can be inconsistent. Our licensed consultants use data, comparable sales, and evidence strategies to achieve the lowest possible taxable value while saving you time and stress.
Yes. We are proud to be a veteran owned Texas firm founded on integrity, service, and accountability.
The Protest Process
Once you sign up, we review your county valuation, prepare evidence, and file your protest. We attend informal and formal hearings for you, present your case, and notify you of the results.
Provide your contact information and property address. Our team will handle the rest, including pulling data directly from your county appraisal district.
Protests are typically filed in April or May, with hearings held between May and August. Some counties extend deadlines if notices are late. Results are usually available within two weeks.
No. We represent you in both informal and Appraisal Review Board hearings.
Fees and Savings
We work on a contingency fee basis. Our fees start at 40 percent of the tax savings we achieve and you only pay if we reduce your taxable value. No hidden costs or setup fees.
Then you do not owe us anything. Our service is performance based.
Yes. We offer volume discounts for portfolios with 10 or more properties.
Yes. Your protest agreement automatically renews each year so we can protect your property value without interruption. To cancel future protests, email support@saveonhousetaxes.com before the next season.
All property data we use is publicly available through your county appraisal district website. You can verify results by reviewing your records online. Many counties allow homeowners to download their Notice of Appraised Value directly from the CAD site.
Deadlines and Exemptions
May 15 or 30 days after your county issues your notice of appraised value, whichever comes later.
You may lose your right to protest for that year. We can still review your case and prepare you for next year.
Yes. We help with Homestead, Over 65, and Disabled Veteran exemptions so you never overpay due to missing paperwork.
Investor Questions
Yes. We manage protests for portfolios of all sizes.
Investment properties do not benefit from the homestead cap limitation, which restricts annual value increases for primary residences. As a result, investment properties can see much larger year-over-year value increases. This makes filing a protest every year essential to help control rising property taxes.
Yes. We handle multiple properties under one agreement and invoice.
We review construction timelines and appraisal data to ensure fair assessment. New builds are often overvalued before occupancy.
After the Protest
We notify you when hearings conclude and send an itemized summary of your new taxable value and total savings.
We can help you evaluate next steps which may include binding arbitration through the Texas Comptroller Office if your case qualifies.
Ready to Lower Your Property Taxes?
We handle the process from filing to hearings so you can keep more of your money.