In 2020, Travis County median housing prices rose to $405,000, up 12.0% from 2019 values. The Travis Central Appraisal District bases its 2021 values on market conditions as of January 1, 2021.

*Source: Austin Board of Realtors 2020 Annual Report

The majority of our clients choose to return to Property Tax Protest year over year to fight their increasing property taxes. Their results compound over time into significant savings. 

In a rising market, comparable sales alone won't cut it. You will also need to prove your property is assessed unequally. When successful, Inequality of Appraisal always results in a value below market. Here's how we'll do it for you.

In order for an agent to protest on your behalf,  you must authorize them to work with your residential property in Travis County.

Utilizing Travis County property tax data; build, analyze and present the best evidence to support your protest for a reduced market value.

After a successful protest bringing down the market value of your property, you save money. We only charge 1% of the successful reduction we achieve on your property. If there's no reduction, there's no fee!