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The Average Texas homeowner overpays by $606/year in property taxes because the county says their home is worth more than it really is.
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1.63%
Texas effective tax rate—nearly 2x the national average
$4,100+
Average annual tax bill for Texas homeowners
186K
Texas homeowners filed protests last year
25%+
Typical appraisal increase in fast-growing Texas counties
The Texas Property Tax Problem

Texas has no income tax.
You're paying for it in property taxes.

Your appraisal district uses mass formulas to guess your home's value. They don't walk your property. They don't see the foundation issues, the outdated kitchen, or the drainage problems.

They plug numbers into a spreadsheet. And more often than not, they get it wrong.

That's why 186,000 Texas homeowners filed protests last year. Most of them were right—their homes were overvalued.