Back taxes can feel scary, with penalties, interest, and letters you'd rather not open. But this is a problem with solutions. I'll review your situation, explain what's possible, and give you a straight answer
I work with Texas homeowners who have fallen behind on property taxes. I'll explain every option, including the ones that don't involve me, and I'll tell you up front how I'm paid before you agree to anything.
If any of these sound familiar, you're not alone, and there's help.
I received a delinquent tax notice
I inherited a home with back taxes owed
I'm on a fixed income and can't keep up
I lost income or had medical bills and fell behind
My tax bill went up and I can't pay it
I was served with a tax suit
The earlier you act, the more choices you have.
The deadline passes without payment.
The amount owed grows over time.
Collection costs can be added.
At a tax sale, if the debt stays unpaid.
There's no single right answer. Here are the paths we can look at together.
Your county tax office may offer an installment agreement. I'll help you prepare to ask.
Homestead, over-65, and disability exemptions or deferrals may lower or delay what you owe.
[DESCRIBE ACCURATELY HOW YOU HELP, and what the homeowner pays or owes, in plain language.]
If keeping it isn't realistic, selling can clear the debt. See Sell Your Home
Gather every tax bill, delinquency notice, and letter about the property.
Look up your account with your county tax office for the current amount.
If you're served with court papers, respond before the deadline they list.
Be wary of anyone who charges up front to rescue your home or asks you to sign over the deed.
Send me your address
Call or use the short form.
I review your tax account
I check the amount owed and where things stand.
I explain your options
Including ones that don't involve me.
You decide
No pressure, and no obligation.
Not automatically. I can't promise an outcome, but acting early gives you the most options.
No. Taxes legally owed still have to be paid. What I can do is explain ways to handle them.
[EXPLAIN HONESTLY]. Whatever it is, I'll spell out every cost in writing before you agree to anything.
No. The review is free and there's no obligation.
Yes. Your information is private and never shared.
Call me or send your information for a free, confidential review.
Call 214-329-1463 Serving Texas homeowners · Dallas, Texas
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Dallas, Texas · 214-329-1463 ·
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