How can a property tax loan help me?
A property tax loan can help you avoid the impending penalties, interest, and collection fees the county imposes on unpaid property taxes. It can also prevent the costly process and time spent fighting a foreclosure.
Why should I get a property tax loan?
A property tax loan can not only stop the increasing county penalties, interest, and lawyer fees, which can add up to 47% by the end of the first year of unpaid taxes, but it can also:
Can I complete the loan process while staying at home?
Yes, we are able to provide everything you need to complete the application as well as signing all paperwork from the safety of your home.
What if I have bad credit?
At Propel Tax, we don't do credit checks and bad credit isn't an issue. We work with all types of people from all financial backgrounds.
How can a Propel Tax loan save me money?
Propel Tax has become the largest property tax lender in Texas by paying delinquent taxes quickly and offering low monthly payments, low interest rates, and requiring no down payments. Propel also rescues properties from foreclosure, which saves you time and money, not to mention you get to keep your property!
How soon can we pay your property taxes?
Propel Tax can close your plan within 1 or 2 days of your application. On homestead properties, we are legally required to wait 3 days after your closing to pay your taxes. In total, we can pay your taxes in as little as 4 days after your initial call.
Call us at (877) 324-8445 for a fast and free estimate. Our team of professionals will work with you to collect all related information and guide you through every step of the process; including application, processing, approval, and closing.
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Property tax rates in the state of Texas are 1.90%, the sixth highest in the United States.
“The average American household spends $2,197 on property taxes for their homes each year, according to the U.S. Census Bureau” – John S. Kiernan, WalletHub
“More than $14 billion in property taxes go unpaid each year, the National Tax Lien Association has found.” – John S. Kiernan, WalletHub
Your tax office may offer delinquent tax installment plans that may be less costly to you. You can request information about the availability of these plans from the tax office.
** Not applicable to Travis County
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