Transparent Pricing – You Win, We Win

Our fees are based on the service plan you choose and the results we achieve for you. We only succeed when you do!

The Essential Plan

Service Fee: $100 or 45% of your tax savings, whichever is greater.

Bonus: If your success fee exceeds the service fee, the $100 fee is waived!

The Essential Plus Plan

Service Fee: $175 or 45% of your tax savings, whichever is greater.

Bonus: If your success fee exceeds the service fee, the $175 fee is waived!

👉 To compare plans and choose the best option for you, [click here].

Fill Out the Form
Complete the simple registration form on this page. It only takes a few minutes!

We Take It From There
Once you’ve signed up, our team of property tax experts will handle everything—from researching your property to protesting on your behalf.

No Hassle, No Paperwork
There’s no need to fax, mail, or email anything. We make the process seamless so you can sit back and let us work for you.

Ready to Save?
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We proudly assist property owners in the following Texas counties:

Bexar County

Comal County

Guadalupe County

Kendall County

If your property is located in one of these counties, we’re here to help you lower your property taxes. Not sure if we serve your area? [Contact us] today, and we’ll be happy to assist!

Even if your homestead cap limits your immediate savings, protesting your property taxes is still a smart move. Here’s why:

Limit Future Increases
Protesting makes it harder for the government to raise your property’s value in the following year, as required by law.

Strengthen Future Protests
By protesting now, you prevent the government from arguing that you agreed with this year’s valuation, making it easier to challenge future assessments.

Reduce Banked Tax Liability
Protesting decreases the “banked” amount of potential tax increases in future years, lowering your long-term liability.

Support Your Community
Successful protests create momentum and strengthen equity arguments, helping your neighbors and improving fairness across your area.

Address Property Characteristics
We review and correct errors in your property’s characteristics (e.g., square footage, condition) that could negatively impact your taxes for years to come.

Keep the Government Accountable
Having us as your agent sends a clear message: we’re watching, scrutinizing, and ensuring your property is assessed fairly.

Don’t Wait—Protect Your Future Today!
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Exemption Monitoring is a proactive service designed to protect your property tax savings. Here’s how it works:

Stay Informed: We educate you about potential exemptions your property may qualify for, ensuring you don’t miss out on valuable savings.

Protect Your Exemptions: If the appraisal district removes an exemption from your property, we’ll notify you immediately so you can take action.

Included in the Essential Plus Plan
This service is part of our Essential Plus Plan, giving you peace of mind and ensuring your property is always assessed fairly.

Don’t Risk Losing Your Savings
[Sign Up for the Essential Plus Plan] today and let us keep a watchful eye on your exemptions!

Maximizing your property tax savings starts with claiming every exemption you’re entitled to. With our Exemption Application Support, we make the process simple and stress-free:

Expert Guidance: We answer all your exemption-related questions and provide step-by-step guidance to ensure you understand the process.

Maximize Savings: We help you identify and apply for all eligible exemptions, so you don’t leave money on the table.

Included in the Essential Plus Plan
This service is part of our Essential Plus Plan, giving you the tools and support you need to secure every possible tax benefit.

Don’t Miss Out on Savings
[Sign Up for the Essential Plus Plan] today and let us help you unlock your full tax savings potential!

Description goIf your formal hearing doesn’t achieve the results you deserve, our Arbitration Review service ensures you have every opportunity to fight for a fair assessment. Here’s how it works:

Expert Analysis: After your hearing, we thoroughly review the outcome to determine if arbitration is a viable next step.

Cost-Benefit Guidance: We provide a detailed cost-benefit analysis, so you can make an informed decision. Filing for arbitration comes with a significant fee, and we only recommend it if your case has a strong chance of success.

Included in the Essential Plus Plan
This service is part of our Essential Plus Plan, giving you peace of mind and ensuring every avenue for savings is explored.

Don’t Settle for Less Than Fair
[Sign Up for the Essential Plus Plan] today and let us fight for the savings you deserve!

While it’s possible to hire us after you’ve e-filed, the results are typically not as strong as when we handle the entire process from start to finish. Here’s why:

The Details Matter: How the protest form is completed can significantly impact the outcome of your case. Our expertise ensures every detail is optimized for success.

Better Results: Clients who allow us to manage the entire process—from filing to protesting—achieve stronger results and greater savings.

What Should You Do Next?
If you’ve already filed your protest and would like to hire us, please contact our Property Tax Team before completing the online registration. We’ll review your situation and advise you on the best next steps.

For the Best Outcome, Let Us Handle It All
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Notices of Appraised Value are typically mailed by the appraisal district in early to mid-April. If you haven’t received yours or need help locating it, follow these steps:

Check Your Mail: Look for a formal notice from your local appraisal district.

Online Search: Many appraisal districts provide online access to your notice through their website.

Need Help? Follow the detailed steps in [this blog post] to easily locate your Notice of Appraised Value.

Can’t Find It? No Problem!
If you’re still having trouble, [contact us] and we’ll guide you through the process.

The protest schedule varies each year, with hearings typically running from late March through October. Depending on when your case is reviewed and other factors, you can expect to hear from us with updates or results anytime between late June and early November.

Rest assured, we’ll keep you informed every step of the way and notify you as soon as your protest is finalized.

Have Questions in the Meantime?
Feel free to [contact us] anytime—we’re here to help!

Yes, your appraised value can increase by any amount if the Central Appraisal District believes the increase is justified. However, if your property has a homestead exemption, the amount you’re taxed on (known as your assessed value) is capped at a 10% increase per year.

Key Takeaways:

Appraised Value: Can increase without limit.

Assessed Value (with Homestead Exemption): Limited to a 10% annual increase for tax purposes.

Protect Your Property’s Value
Don’t let unfair appraisals lead to higher taxes. [Sign Up Now] to protest your property taxes and ensure you’re only paying what’s fair.

Absolutely! We can assist you with applying for and monitoring exemptions, but this service is included in our Essential Plus Plan.

What’s Included:

Exemption Application Support: We’ll guide you through the process of applying for homestead or over 65 exemptions.

Exemption Monitoring: We’ll keep an eye on your exemptions and notify you if the appraisal district removes or alters them.

Get Started Today
To take advantage of these services, simply select the Essential Plus Plan when registering your property.

[Sign Up for Essential Plus] and secure your savings now!

The deadline to file a property tax protest is 30 days after your Notice of Appraised Value is made available to you, or May 15th, whichever is later.

Don’t Miss Your Chance to Save!
Protesting your property taxes can lead to significant savings, but timing is critical. Let us handle the process for you and ensure your protest is filed correctly and on time.

Act Now – Deadlines Are Approaching!
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The saying “Location, Location, Location!” holds true, especially in a booming real estate market like San Antonio. Here’s why your property value may have increased:

Market Trends: With more people moving to Austin and the surrounding areas, demand for housing has driven property values up across the board.

Neighborhood Impact: Even if no changes were made to your property, rising home prices in your neighborhood can lead to higher appraisals.

Don’t Overpay on Property Taxes
Just because the market is hot doesn’t mean your appraisal is fair. Let us review your property’s value and fight to ensure you’re not paying more than you should.

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Not at all! Reducing your appraised value does not impact your ability to sell your home for top dollar. Here’s why:

Taxable Value vs. Market Value: The appraisal from the Central Appraisal District reflects your property’s taxable value, not its market value. These are two entirely different things.

Mass Appraisal System: In Travis and Williamson Counties, the Central Appraisal District uses a mass appraisal system, which doesn’t account for the unique details of your property that could affect its true market value.

Buyer Appeal: Many homebuyers see a lower appraised value as a benefit, as it means lower property taxes for them.

Protect Your Wallet Without Sacrificing Value
Let us help you ensure your property is appraised fairly for tax purposes, so you’re not overpaying.

[Sign Up Now] to start your protest and secure your savings!

Stay ahead of important property tax deadlines to avoid missing out on savings or facing penalties. Here are the key dates to keep in mind:

January 31st:

Deadline to pay your property tax bill.

Deadline to file for Homestead and Over 65 exemptions to be applied to the previous year.

April 15th:

Deadline to file a business personal property rendition (or request an extension).

April 30th:

Deadline to file annual exemption applications.

May 15th:

Deadline to file a property tax protest.

Don’t Miss Out!
Mark your calendar and take action before these deadlines pass. If you need help with exemptions, protests, or renditions, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.

[Contact Us Today] to ensure you don’t miss these critical deadlines!

Our fees are straightforward and transparent. If we don’t reduce your property taxes, you’ll only pay the service fee based on the plan you choose:

The Essential Plan:

Service Fee: $79 or 45% of your tax savings, whichever is greater.

Bonus: If your success fee exceeds the service fee, the $79 fee is waived!

The Essential Plus Plan:

Service Fee: $149 or 40% of your tax savings, whichever is greater.

Bonus: If your success fee exceeds the service fee, the $149 fee is waived!

No Savings? No Success Fee!
If we don’t reduce your taxes, you’ll only pay the service fee—nothing more. Our goal is to save you money, and we only succeed when you do.

Ready to Get Started?
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No, you don’t! Our agreement includes a continuous representation clause, which means we’ll automatically protest your property taxes every year on your behalf—no need to re-sign or re-register.

How It Works:

We’ll handle your protest annually and send you a bill for our services.

You can cancel the agreement at any time by notifying us in writing before your protest is filed.

Why Choose Continuous Representation?

Hassle-Free: No need to remember deadlines or re-sign each year.

Peace of Mind: We’ll keep fighting to ensure you’re not overpaying on property taxes.

Have Questions or Need to Cancel?
[Contact Us] anytime—we’re here to help!

It’s unlikely. In San Antonio and surrounding counties, the Central Appraisal Districts use mass appraisal techniques rather than individually appraising properties. However, they may occasionally conduct “field checks” to verify property characteristics.

What to Do If an Appraiser Requests Access:

Politely Decline: If an appraiser requests to enter your property, kindly ask them to leave and contact us immediately.

Never Allow Unsupervised Access: Do not let an appraiser enter your home or inspect your property without River Oak Appraisals by your side.

We’re Here to Protect Your Rights
Our team will ensure your property is assessed fairly and that your rights are fully protected throughout the process.

[Contact Us] if you have any questions or if an appraiser requests access to your property.