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  • CMA Request

    Request your FREE customized Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) as resource to compare with your tax assessed home value. We'll prepare your report and review it with you if desired. No obligation. No commitment.

    What's the catch? We hope that by providing valuable information you'll consider us for any of your real estate needs in the future and/or refer us to others.

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  • Homestead Exemption

    To qualify for the general residence homestead exemption an individual must have an ownership interest in the property and use the property as the individual's principal residence. An applicant is required to state that he or she does not claim an exemption on another residence homestead in or outside of Texas.

     

    FILE OR CONFIRM YOUR HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION

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    Texas Property Taxes & Exemptions

    Property tax in Texas is a locally assessed and locally administered tax. There is no state property tax. Property tax brings in the most money of all taxes available to local governments to pay for schools, roads, police and firemen, emergency response services, libraries, parks and other services provided by local governments.

     

    Texas offers a variety of partial or total, sometimes referred to as absolute, exemptions from appraised property values used to determine local property taxes.

    • Residence Homestead (for primary residence)
    • Inherited Residence Homestead
    • Age 65 or Older or Disabled Persons
    • Disabled Veterans and Surviving Spouses of Disabled Veterans
    • Surviving Spouse of First Responders Killed in the Line of Duty
    • Charitable Organizations and Businesses
    Active duty military may be able to apply their homestead exemption without getting a Texas driver's license. Contact your appropriate County Appraisal District for more info.
     
    For more information and exemption forms visit Comptroller.Texas.Gov or your local tax appraisal district.
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